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I met with one of those advocates, Jonathan Stein, in December and asked him for a memo summarizing his objections.

(e) The Obama press secretary who took the blame for a memo cataloguing race-related verbal gaffes by the Clintons and their supporters.

Two PGA Tour players, David Duval and Tim Herron, criticized Commissioner Tim Finchem for a memo he sent to tournament directors to explain why Steve Elkington needed invitations to tournaments this year.

Last week, recalling last August's request by George W. Bush to the C.I.A.'s George Tenet for a memo detailing the terrorist threat inside the U.S., I opined that the president had asked the wrong man.

Bill Clinton, Magaziner told me, had heard him speak about health care at a Renaissance Weekend, and when Senator Bob Kerrey began campaigning on health care in the New Hampshire primary in January of 1992, Clinton — who had no clearly articulated position on the subject — asked Magaziner for a memo.

"The touch panel includes a message key used for a memo transferring function among members of a family, an MPEG3 key for listening to a music file and accessing a moving image, an Internet key for accessing the Internet," they write.

3) Justin Trudeau's campaign co-chair was forced to resign after he was busted for sending a memo to TransCanada the company responsible for the construction of the Keystone XL explaining how to best approach the new Liberal government.

Smith reiterates that he'd rather identify the people responsible for the attacks, than the people responsible for editing a memo.

For example, a memo from communications strategist Frank Luntz leaked in 2002 advised Republicans, "Should the public come to believe that the scientific issues are settled, their views about global warming will change accordingly.

Variety described Lasseter as a "prolific hugger," a habit he apologized for in a memo to his staff.

During the fiasco, for instance, a memo from then-Florida Congressman -- now Senator -- Mel Martinez' office surfaced, suggesting the Schiavo matter was a great issue to use against Florida's Democratic Senator, Bill Nelson.