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In the filing, GMAC disclosed that for the next two years, G.M. will be able to offer financing incentives like zero-percent loans through other lenders.

At Monday's news conference, Harvey disclosed that for the last month or two — he was not sure about the time frame — he had felt some tenderness around the forearm muscles of his pitching arm.

At Rafe's court-martial, it was disclosed that for several days the two patients in the hospital ward seemingly talked about whatever came into their heads but that Rafe never mentioned Mao.

Last month the Guardian disclosed that for several years after the death of Mousa, the British military continued training interrogators in techniques that include threats, sensory deprivation and enforced nakedness, in an apparent breach of the Geneva conventions.

A recent article that I thought would have gotten much more attention was the cover piece in Time magazine, "The Military's Secret Weapon," which disclosed that "for the first time in history, a sizable and growing number of U.S. combat troops are taking daily doses of antidepressants to calm nerves strained by repeated and lengthy tours in Iraq and Afghanistan".

A Time magazine cover story last year disclosed that "for the first time in history, a sizable and growing number of U.S. combat troops are taking daily doses of antidepressants to calm nerves strained by repeated and lengthy tours in Iraq and Afghanistan".

For our survey, some companies below the 10% cutoff chose to disclose that data for our table, others are marked NM for not meaningful.

But Enron did disclose that deductions for stock options alone turned what would have been a tax bill of $112 million in 2000 into a refund of $278 million.

To get a new trial, Mr. Skilling would have to convince the trial judge that the failure to disclose that page for the judge's review was prosecutorial misconduct.

"It is clear that the plaintiffs have made substantial investments in the development and protection of their brand-specific ingredient information," Judge O'Toole wrote, "and that there would be a substantial loss of competitive advantage if they were required to disclose that information for publication by the Commonwealth".

That may soon change, if Arjuna Capital succeeds in placing a resolution before Microsoft's shareholders and convincing enough of them to vote in favor of it, thus requiring the company to publicly disclose that information for the first time and helping women make up their minds whether it's really enough to trust to karma or not.