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Gordon said Pressbof had been "expressly denied sight of the DCMS criteria.

Its existence, which had been expressly denied, was evidence of a cover-up.

In fact, journalists had been expressly instructed not to touch famine victims because of the risk of disease.

In a rare airing of public disagreement between two world leaders, Yousuf Raza Gilani said he had been expressly informed by his intelligence services that Bin Laden was not in Pakistan.

The crew had been expressly ordered to pick out their target visually, rather than by radar, since the explosive reach of the bomb, although astonishing, was still limited enough that to be off by a mile or two might result in the majority of its power being wasted.

The decorative possibilities of the process continued, however, to be exploited in a variety of popular wares; and in the 20th century a series of new simple forms of pressed glassware appeared that had been expressly designed in relation to the characteristics of its manufacture.

Several of the organisations that collect data refuse to give it out; some having been expressly forbidden to share it.

In the countries of the French system, community-property law applies unless it has been expressly contracted out by the parties to the marriage.

"That authority has been recognized by many courts and has been expressly incorporated into every collective bargaining agreement between the NFL and NFLPA for the past 40 years," McCarthy said.

Yet, Boutros-Ghali, born in Cairo to Youssef and Sophie (nee Sharobim), might have been expressly bred for the top UN post.

Judicial experts said the case was unlikely to have been expressly ordered by a central figure, such as Egypt's influential army chief, Abdel Fatah al-Sisi.