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Pope Innocent III (1198 1216) had learned of the proposed attack before the fleet set sail and sent letters to Venice forbidding the action.

He had learned of Hatto not long before she died, and in the months that followed he closely read reviews of her recordings until he knew which ones he wanted to own.

Lohr had learned of the video encounter shortly before he retired and concluded it didn't warrant discipline.

On Wednesday, at the Heritage Foundation, after he had learned of the new accusation but before it had become public, he was asked about the confirmation process.

Mr. Bush said the two had learned of the ultimatum only moments before their news conference began and added that their Governments had not yet independently confirmed the details.

Robbie Deans seemed an exasperated man, even before he had learned of the IRB's decision to appeal against the James Horwill verdict.

In his book, Mr. Katz, citing evidence he later called strong but circumstantial, said that Pope Pius XII had learned of the planned executions 19 hours before they occurred but chose to remain silent, an accusation that was immediately denied by the Vatican.

Despite this squad being picked after the ECB had learned of the incident at Hove – but before his punishment was announced – the board has denied any suggestions that an emerging player on the radar of the selectors was spared the more serious level three breach.

[Austin had learned of his illness just five days before draft night.].

Law enforcement officials have said twice before that they had learned of plots against Mr. Westergaard.

The State Department spokesman, Richard Boucher, said General Hughes eventually apologized to Dr. Albright, who still maintains that she had learned of the secret installation just two weeks before the hearing.