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As recently as Tuesday he had not yet even read the two-and-a-half-page bailout proposal first circulated by Hank Paulson last weekend.
While the coin was the first circulated by the United States with a likeness of the same person on both sides, it is no longer the only one; the 1999 New Jersey quarter has George Washington on both front and back.
"This is probably an April Fool's joke," Hoeness said of the rumours first circulated by Bild newspaper.
Ms. Slater first circulated a petition signed by about 250 downtown residents, and then wrote to the court, voicing opposition to "a travesty" that made Martinez "a dumping ground for sexual predators".
Proof of Col Gaddafi's fate came in grainy pieces of video, first circulated among fighters, and then broadcast by international news channels.
James repeats and embellishes an extraordinary and disgraceful myth, first circulated a few years ago by corporate-funded astroturfers, that green campaigners are responsible for the deaths of millions of people.
The ceasefire resolution put forward by Sweden and Kuwait was first circulated in the security council on 9 February but its drafting had been slowed by Russian objections, while in Syria, the Assad regime and its allies pursued its offensive in eastern Ghouta.
First circulated last week, the 36-page report by Ahmed Shaheed, a former foreign minister from Maldives, found what he called evidence of a "striking pattern of violations of fundamental human rights guaranteed under international law," offering numerous examples of illegal detentions and maltreatment of prisoners, dissidents, minorities and women.
Rumours of hard drug use by Mr Ford first circulated in March after two media outlets said they had seen a video that purportedly showed him smoking crack cocaine.
France first circulated the proposal last month after briefing the security council on the evidence, provided by Caesar of the mass killings of detainees.
First, false information deliberately circulated by those who have scant regard for the truth but hope to advance particular (often extreme) political causes and make money out of online traffic.
