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The Guardian has obtained documents suggesting shady government deals in two tourist developments.
The Guardian has obtained documents relating to the oil spill response plan of US company Chevron which, in October, was given consent to drill off Shetland.
Journalist Solomon Hughes has obtained documents chronicling how police extensively monitored the strikers and their supporters, although any mention of the SDS is absent from the papers.
USC went into administration on 13 January 2015, but the Guardian has obtained documents showing that Sports Direct transferred leases of some USC stores to another wholly owned Sports Direct subsidiary, Republic, during November and December 2014.
While the government has obtained documents that appear to be versions of the original work papers that were preserved on one accountant's personal computer, investigators said that they could never be sure whether they knew the full extent of the information that was destroyed.
But The Economist has obtained documents that show how the bank inflated its results for 1992, using a sham transaction with an Enron-style offshore vehicle created by Citicorp (now called Citigroup).In late 1992 the bank was desperately trying to avoid revealing the parlous state of its finances.
Her lawyers have obtained documents showing that highway officers had reported steering problems in the model and a similar one.
But I've obtained documents that, with some digging, shed light on who's behind it.
A weekly newspaper, Miami New Times, reported that it had obtained documents from the clinic linking players to doping.
The Manhattan investigators have obtained documents related to both the Mahonia and Delta transactions, according to current and former Enron executives who have been interviewed.
The announcement came just hours after the Guardian revealed it had obtained documents showing an undercover officer had concealed his identity from a court when he was prosecuted alongside a group of protesters for occupying a government office.
