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Thursday's operation was disclosed just as Asda became the latest major British supermarket entangled in the crisis.

In a regulatory filing on Wednesday, it disclosed just how rough, reporting trading losses on 21 days in the period.

She did not discover the collusion between Novartis and the police until it was disclosed just before her trial started in February this year.

As his many fan sites disclosed, just before season three's shoot, Harington fell out of a second-floor window and broke his ankle.

A footnote in Continental Vending's annual report disclosed just enough to arguably comply with the accounting rules but left out information crucial to understanding what had truly happened.

Democrats and Republicans piled criticism on the anonymous leak about the grand jury, disclosed just hours before Vice President Al Gore accepted the Democratic Presidential nomination.

The bank did not disclose just how much cash had poured into its coffers recently.

The second volume of the biography also discloses just how close Thatcher came to losing the 1984-85 minerstrikeike.

The question of Americans visiting Iran is still sensitive, so sensitive indeed that the government is reluctant to disclose just how many are actually coming.

A policy change being considered by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) would force each insurer to disclose just how big the gap is by 2005.

In early December an independent audit and stress tests of the country's troubled banks will disclose just how short of capital they are.