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The FSA declined to elaborate but in July had disclosed for the first time that it was still considering regulatory action against HBOS and that the result of its enforcement investigation in to HBOS was "not yet known".
AOL Time Warner fired the first salvo in its defense against a lawsuit from angry shareholders yesterday, contending that it had disclosed for years the business practices some are now calling fraud.
Previous data obtained in our laboratories had disclosed for the first time an unknown activity of 𝒟lentiginosine: its capacity to induce cell death in both lymphoid and epithelial cells through caspase activation.
[C10.] AOL Fighting Shareholders Lawsuit AOL Time Warner fired the first salvo of its defense against a suit by shareholders, contending that it has disclosed for years the practices some are now calling fraud.
The Ministry of Defence has disclosed for the first time the five Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) systems used in the conflicts and the number that have perished due to pilot error, technical faults or the undesirability of retrieving them from hostile areas.
Flowers had disclosed a spent conviction for gross indecency from 1981, but it was not deemed relevant.
It was not clear how much Mr. Clinton had disclosed about his plans for the memoir, including whether he would discuss Monica S. Lewinsky or the Whitewater investigation.
Archipelago, which has disclosed plans for an initial public offering of its own shares, declined to elaborate, a spokeswoman, Margaret Nagle, said.
While a small number of STAT5 SH2 domain inhibitors have been reported,[ 8] none of these studies has disclosed selectivity for one STAT5 protein over the other.
Mr. White called the request absurd, pointing out that he has disclosed tax returns for all his years in elected office and his financial disclosure statements from his years as a deputy energy secretary in the Clinton administration.
These findings presented here provide new insights into the genetic basis of spike architecture in Triticeae, and have disclosed new targets for genetic manipulations aiming at boosting wheat's yield potential.
