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ABC News obtained a set of talking points that the Administration had circulated to Republican lawmakers.

Earlier in the year, Ashcroft had circulated to department heads a list of seven priorities, among them reducing gun violence and combatting racial discrimination.

By early 2016 Zika virus had circulated to more than a dozen regions in the Americas, including Brazil, Puerto Rico, and Mexico.

Last night Adam Tudor, of Carter-Ruck, released a letter he said he had circulated to the Speaker, every MP and peer.

On a little list I had circulated to colleagues, I had eight of the Academy's ten Best Picture nominations, but missed "127 Hours" and "Inception".

"It was kind of like an assault," the sophomore said on Thursday, adding that the video had circulated to students throughout the school via e-mail messages and a file-sharing Web site.

The Chinese government has proposed the subsidy condition in a draft policy that it has circulated to Chinese and multinational automakers.

Some Smithsonian officials are so distressed with Mr. Small that they have circulated to colleagues copies of an article published last year in The Harvard Business Review titled "Narcissistic Leaders," suggesting it was reflective of his style.

They have circulated to all Tory MPs a paper from their own champion, the constitutional expert Lord Norton of Louth.

FCC chairman Tom Wheeler has circulated to the Commission a set of proposals to adopt network neutrality rules, to ban blocking of traffic, to ban certain kinds of discrimination of traffic.

That's not a mainstream position or something that's actually likely to happen, but I find it troubling that an opinion like that has circulated to the extent it has.