But he disputed widespread speculation that Mr. Estrada planned to leave the country.
Sir Michael said the queen would not be a witness in his review, and he disputed widespread suspicions that she stepped into the trial to forestall information emerging that could damage the royal family.
But in what could be a move to tamp down expectations, officials disputed widespread reports that they intended to raise $200 million or more to pay for advertising and other activities through the Republican convention in New York late next summer.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — A day after Iranian authorities began a mass trial of more than 100 government opponents, state television broadcast a chilling segment in which two defendants — both prominent reform figures — said they had "changed" since being arrested, and disputed widespread claims that their publicized confessions had been coerced through torture.
(The T.S.A. and I.R.S. are, of course, agencies where Americans and government sometimes meet head-to-head in dispute. Widespread public conflict with the Defense Department or the Justice Department, for example, would probably have changed the rankings).
Robert Chesney, a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin who specializes in the laws of war, said the dispute reflected widespread disagreement about how to apply rules written for traditional wars to a conflict against a splintered network of terrorists — and fears that it could lead to an unending and unconstrained "global" war.
The dispute prompted widespread violence, which was ended by a power-sharing deal under which Mr Odinga became prime minister.
Fallout from this dispute was widespread, with several senior figures resigning in disgust.
The dispute received widespread attention earlier this year after a video of the singer breaking down and sobbing in court brought an onslaught of public support from some of the biggest names in pop music.
There is no strategic plan for shelter, land disputes are widespread, and tons of rubble needs clearing, much of which is thought to contain human remains".
Mr. Fleischer disputed the widespread perception that the steady parade of briefings each day, especially on the anthrax attacks, might have produced more anxiety than information.
