[Page C4.] Combative Witness in Audit Trial Under cross-examination by prosecutors, a partner with Arthur Andersen testified that the firm destroyed extraneous documents in part so the records could be not used against the firm in litigation.
Under strong cross-examination by the government, a high-ranking partner with Arthur Andersen testified today that the firm maintained a policy to destroy extraneous documents in part so the records could not be used against the firm in litigation.
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Finally, the use of an existing framework deductively, and the subsequent inductive phase to accommodate extraneous data, offers a transparent mechanism by which a team might document any added, and potentially innovative, contribution made by data derived for the review.
The tendency of organelle and microbial genomes to eliminate all extraneous nucleotide material has been termed genomic reduction, and is well documented in mitochondria and virus genomes where pressures on replication rates are at a premium [ 35].
For each activity, the average amount of time spent on the activity and the frequency of the activity were documented; wbPA was defined as activities involving standing, walking, running, and extraneous weights.
The information spreads, and it contracts or is flattened: in a training document the Post published (in redacted form), analysts were told not to give their "overseers" any "extraneous information".
While the population of small mammals is directly determined by births, deaths, immigration and emigration [ 13], extraneous factors related to human eco-behavior in endemic areas of commensal rodent plague are not well documented.
The effort is extraneous.
Slushy details are extraneous.
