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Colombia said files on the computer also indicated Mr. Correa's government had been harboring FARC members.

His men razed houses that had been harboring insurgents, and he limited reconstruction projects.

And what they found, he said, was evidence that Ecuador had been harboring members of the FARC.

Trump had been harboring a long list of grievances against the F.B.I. director, including his continued pursuit of the Russia probe.

Almost as painful as the news about her daughter, Mrs. Hager said, was the sense that most Americans remain unaware of the brutality of the raid, which Italian officials originally justified by saying that protesters at the school -- made available to nonviolent demonstrators -- had been harboring members of the violent Black Bloc anarchists.

Kate had been harboring a hope that he was the driver, that any moment Emer would take out her purse and pay him, but he put a hand on her daughter's shoulder and she watched Emer turn her head to nuzzle his fingers.

But both pitchers may have been harboring secrets about an unsavory aspect of their regimen.

The doctor told him he could have been harboring the virus for 30 years or more with no symptoms.

Ms. Holstlaw, like many of her pearl-wearing, flat-shoed colleagues here, has been harboring conspiracy theories.

My skepticism was prompted by a twinge of resentment that I have been harboring toward Pottery Barn's parent company, Williams Sonoma.

And celebrating its bicentennial this year, the Brooklyn Navy Yard is back, a brick and concrete Sleeping Beauty that has been harboring a quiet renaissance.