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The inspector general began investigating, and noted in the most recent report: "There was no evidence that Asio has actually destroyed any electronic records that are eligible for destruction".

Since war is the ultimate failure of diplomacy, the final, last ditch effort to save country, life, or resources or a direct response to an invasion, attack or affront of the direst of nature, since waging ongoing wars has actually destroyed nations, including many in the very area now in turmoil, the need for war should be painfully obvious to all or most.

After intense grilling by federal agents, he signed a statement saying that he had actually destroyed them some time earlier.

It became clear to me that we had actually destroyed lives and I don't want to become like Stalin and say that to make an omelette you have to break some eggs.

I had actually destroyed or left unfinished some of my earliest work, created during my years at UCLA, because of the hostile response of my male professors.

Finding no evidence of a break-in, the agents then focused on Dr. Butler, questioning him for many hours over two days until he signed an affidavit that said he had actually accidentally destroyed the vials and had lied about it.

"I can't remember how I came into possession of a copy of Naked Lunch in my teens but it so horrified me that it's the only book I have actually, physically destroyed.

Shortly after the video was posted on YouTube by a user named Al Gofberg, another YouTube user suggested in a comment that the bridge had actually been destroyed and the celebrated Simon Pearce restaurant, in a restored mill on the river nearby, had suffered flood damage.

A day later, Butler signed a statement saying he had actually accidentally destroyed the samples, and was charged with 15 counts of lying to investigators and illegally transporting his plague samples, which he had collected in Tanzania.

"I take it we would not be going through all this if they had not actually destroyed the evidence," David Nevin, lead attorney for Mohammed, told the Guardian.

"Solidarity wanted to destroy him," says one senior politician, "but the trial has actually immunised him".