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The national director of the Wilderness Society, Lyndon Schneiders, said the document made public by BP was too short to count as serious consultation with the public.

Sections of a previously classified CIA document, made public by the Guardian on Monday, empower the agency's director to "approve, modify, or disapprove all proposals pertaining to human subject research".

WASHINGTON — After fleeing Afghanistan when the United States invaded the country in 2001, a group of terrorism suspects regrouped at a Pakistani safe house and began training for new kinds of operations — building detonators for roadside bombs and learning "Americanized" English, according to a document made public by the military on Thursday.

In this latest document, made public by the Associated Press, Cosby admits to procuring Quaaludes, which were outlawed in 1984.

Read the Document » A Bold Operation One of the most striking episodes detailed in the trove of documents made public by WikiLeaks describes a plot to kidnap American soldiers from their Humvees.

The documents made public by WikiLeaks do not include an intelligence assessment as to who carried out the Karbala operation.

Private Manning, who confessed to leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents made public by WikiLeaks, faces a possible life sentence in a court-martial.

SCRUTINIZED ON DATA The Federal Bureau of Investigation has collected information about religious, ethnic and national-origin characteristics of American communities, according to internal F.B.I. documents made public by the American Civil Liberties Union.

Those partners agree not to spy on one another and to share in many of the United States' deepest intelligence secrets, as the trove of highly classified documents made public by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, makes clear.

Although Toyota has called Exponent "an appropriate choice" for an outside reviewer, documents made public by the subcommittee showed the firm had been paid $11 million by Toyota for consulting work from 2000 to 2009.

The scale of the monitoring project was revealed by officials speaking to the Washington Post, combined with documents made public by Edward Snowden, who worked for the National Security Agency before he leaked the secret files.