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Such protestations notwithstanding, CNN's reporting on the travels of the dossier up through the ranks of government remained intact — there wasn't a fake word in it.

One of his unexplored functions, suggests the Brussels-based ambassador, is to act as gatekeeper for countries unhappy with a decision made under majority rules, who wish to kick the dossier up to the more consensual European Council.

Thus, when Sandburg was eighty-six years old, living quietly at home in Flat Rock, North Carolina, the F.B.I. was still watching him and keeping his dossier up to date.

A curious-looking line-up of five Tory politicians publishes a dossier adding up things they say Labour wants to spend your money on.

A dossier drawn up by headteachers in Wirral, Merseyside, reveals that almost all of its 22 secondary schools will go into the red within the next two years.

The authorities began an inquiry into how a supposedly secret antiterrorism dossier drawn up by the police was apparently mislaid or lost near Heathrow Airport.

As well as the link with the lobbyist, Mr Calheiros was alleged to have used shell companies to buy two radio stations and a newspaper in his home state, and to have paid for a dossier digging up dirt on his enemies in the Senate.

They liked the Labour dossier, drawn up by Alistair Darling's office on Monday, "exposing" the so-called £34bn black hole in Tory spending plans, and they liked even more David Cameron's admission that he "messed up" in response by initially suggesting he was going to drop his party's commitment to recognise marriage in the tax system.

Though it now appears to have been a journalistic cut and paste job rather than high-grade intelligence analysis, the dossier ended up being cited approvingly on worldwide TV by the US secretary of state, Colin Powell, when he addressed the UN security council on Wednesday.

It is a lost decade". The Tour organiser pointed out that he and his organisation do not have the power to remove Armstrong's name from the Tour's official records: that lies with the International Cycling Union, which is currently studying the 1000-page drawner drawn up by Usada.

A dossier drawn up by a former MI6 officer - that was flatly denied - alleged all manner of Russian involvement in President Trump's businesses and presidential campaign.