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Now, with his embrace of military commissions and his decision on the detainee photos — as well as a fresh proposal, outlined in last week's speech, for "prolonged detention" of terrorism suspects who cannot be tried — Mr. Obama is drawing comparisons to Mr. Bush by critics, who say he has backtracked, in subtle yet important ways, from the positions he staked out as a candidate.

The idea that Mr. bin Laden and his supporters wanted to carry out attacks in the United States, a senior official said, "was already publicly known," while the fresh concerns outlined in the document -- about surveillance of federal buildings in New York, and a telephone warning to an American Embassy in the Persian Gulf -- "were being pursued aggressively by the appropriate agencies".

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Hall listened as the fresh charges were outlined.

[Read the rest.] Following his State of the Union address, the president outlined fresh steps to curtail American demand for oil, along with increased domestic production.

Sebastian Coe, the president of world athletics' embattled governing body, will be under further pressure on Thursday as fresh allegations are outlined of widespread corruption at the heart of the sport.

Gordon Brown yesterday outlined a fresh philosophy to revive his fortunes when he declared that he would champion a "new settlement for new times".

The best opportunity for converting large customers from fresh to recycled water outlined by Burbank Water and Power officials last spring was at Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery, where the switch could save an estimated 130 million gallons of groundwater annually.

Pressure is mounting on Jean-Claude Juncker, the European commission president, after fresh allegations emerged outlining the tactics he used when he was prime minister of Luxembourg to promote the country as the destination for multinational corporations.

As Eric Pickles became the second cabinet minister to warn that Britain may have to leave the EU, the government is understood to have decided that it will reject "nuclear" proposals that are to be outlined by the Fresh Start group of MPs this week.

This was followed six months later by another report, A Fresh Start [ 27], which outlined the feedback from the consultations and the proposed changes to the regulatory approach to collecting evidence, conducting inspections and judging quality, including the re-introduction of a quality ratings system (outstanding, good, requires improvement, inadequate).