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She got him on the cellphone; I didn't," says a journalist who did not want to be identified to avoid the professional risk of offending Ms. Hammerling.

Mr. Hammond said the source was actually Mr. Gingrich, who did not want to be identified to avoid the impression he was getting into a fight with the Romney camp.

The consultant asked not to be identified, to avoid alienating the energy companies that are his clients.

It would provide a "safer passage" to eventually sell the channel directly to customers, rather than through a cable package, said the executive, who declined to be identified to avoid upsetting the company's cable partners.

"As she put it, 'They never lifted a finger to help me set the record straight,' " said one of the associates, who insisted on not being identified to avoid alienating the White House.

The executive did not respond to requests for comment, but two current employees who asked not to be identified to avoid retaliation corroborated the story.

A college student, who said he did not want to be identified to avoid any attention from the government, said the group was shouting slogans praising Osama bin Laden and the Taliban chief Mullah Muhammad Omar.

Thus, the root causes should be identified to avoid unpredicted events at the workplace.

"What if an in-house lawyer had said, 'These claims are very weak; there's this very damaging document?'" said a person briefed on the case who asked not to be identified to avoid harming one of the parties.

He also wants to give the Senate counsel's office enough time to identify the proper legal mechanism for removing Mr. Monserrate, said the official, who asked not to be identified to avoid getting ahead of the legal process.

The official asked not to be identified to avoid upsetting what he called the two men's "allies" — the powerful businessmen and government officials who are also tied into the Kabul Bank scandal.