Even before that claim is heard, it is possible that pictures could be leaked depending on how widely they were circulated around the White House, Pentagon and State Department in the initial euphoria that accompanied the raid on Bin Laden's house in Pakistan.
Excerpts from Dataset One, organized here into the three sub-themes, provide some illustrations of how these messages were circulated in this policy forum: 'Participation in quality ECCE programmes is a strong predictor of academic achievement as well as improved social, economic and health outcomes'.
In support of the latter was the observation that some patients were symptomatic yet nasopharyngeal swab-negative on day 1 only to be swab-positive on day 2. Instructions with step-by-step pictures on how to collect nasopharyngeal swabs were circulated to all clinical staff at the start of the winter season but it was impossible to supervise individual collections.
The objective of this research was to determine if, and how, tools and weapons of coastal origin were circulated beyond Isturitz into the inland, and if similar implements existed on the eastern, Mediterranean side of the Pyrenees.
Further genotyping is needed to establish how many strains were circulating and their possible origin.
Between 1978 and 2000, more than 600 initiative petitions were circulated; a quarter concerned how the state raises and spends money -- in essence, cutting legislators out of the budget business.
To gather information on the presence of functional circulating PACs and how they are modulated by Saxagliptin in type 2 diabetic subjects, we used the in vivo Matrigel plug angiogenesis assay with patients' PBMC.
It's probably impossible now to know which Bangwa kingdom this mask came from or how it was circulated in its day.
Thorp had no explanation for why the transcript said to belong to Peppers was found on a university server that was accessible to the public, which was how it was circulated.
I view it as an important part of how ideas are circulated in our culture among different strata of society (specifically, among groups with varying levels of wealth, education, and access to "high" or "avant-garde" culture).
