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The press has repeatedly published leaked material.This is perhaps a little optimistic the courts have been slow and Congress half-hearted.

The provocative news and opinion website that Mr. Bannon ran, Breitbart News, has repeatedly published articles linking migrants to the spread of disease.

Using the data from the CDF and D0 experiments at Fermilab, Prof. Kotwal has repeatedly published the world's best measurements of the W boson mass.

The exact origins of the Hilton-Gaga feud are unclear, but Hilton has repeatedly published tweets and blog posts with criticisms about Gaga's latest single, "Applause," calling it "meh" and pointing out its lackluster performance on the charts, especially when compared with Katy Perry's "Roar".

The Communists have repeatedly published maps showing a large part of India's northeast frontier as belonging to China, which has angered New Delhi.

Recently a group of concerned professors complained that nearly a dozen colleagues have repeatedly published in at least one of the dubious journals — and have been promoted and rewarded for it.

Alt News, an Indian fact-checking site unaffiliated with Facebook, recently found two of the social network's new partners — the large media houses India Today Group and Jagran Media Network — had repeatedly published false information related to the Kashmir attack.

"This was in response to the fact that over the past few weeks the Norwegian daily Aftenposten had repeatedly published and commented on documents recording the contents of a conversation between Mr. Smutny and diplomats at the U.S. Embassy in Berlin," OHB said.

At the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical newspaper that had repeatedly published cartoons of Mohammed, Muslim gunmen allegedly killed four cartoonists along with eight others.

Independent researchers have repeatedly published studies showing that the newer 3rd and 4th generation contraceptive pills have an estimated risk of venous thromboembolism that is almost two times higher than that of standard second generation pills.

The man who was arrested, Zaid al-Hilli, the brother and son of two of the victims of the killings near the French-Swiss border, has repeatedly denied published reports in Britain that he was involved in a multimillion inheritance dispute with Saad al-Hilli, his younger brother, who died in the killings along with his mother and his wife.