Saudi Arabia's story on what happened to Khashoggi has evolved from blanket denial of any involvement to a claim that "rogue" operatives carried out a mission to kill him ― supposedly without the knowledge of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
CS: cardiac support; LVAD: left ventricular assist device; VS: ventilatory support The authors have no affiliation or financial involvement to disclose with any organization or entity with a direct financial interest in the subject matter or materials discussed in the manuscript.
Updated at 5.24pm BST 5.13pm BST Separatist rebels in east Ukraine deny any involvement to Russian news agency Interfax, relays the New York Times' former Moscow correspondent Ellen Barry.
A spokesperson "vehemently denied" any involvement to Israel's Haaretz newspaper, which raised the possibility that hackers may have targeted the video.
Once the sensors have determined the context in which it finds itself, the system then adapts automatically (without any user involvement) to its surroundings.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan pledged to explore involvement in "any legal process," as he said Heathrow already exposed the city to more aircraft noise than Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Munich and Madrid combined.
The fact is that every writer on the subject brings an individual "passionate involvement" and insight to any reconsideration of this mythic tale, and what marks Harris's contribution is her formidable research skills, her exceptionally wide general and historical reading, and her always interesting eye for the revealing anecdote or pen portrait.
The letter warned Dr Dixon to have no involvement in any consultation to do with Dart's activities, to remove the tweets from his Twitter feed and to refrain from posting anything similar.
Interestingly, other factors with well-established prognostic value such as ascites, peritoneal carcinomatosis, platinum resistance, high grading and extrapelvic tumour involvement failed to retain any prognostic significance for this quaternary setting.
He also survived his extremely risky unilateral decision in 2000 to go beyond his official mandate in Sierra Leone – strictly limited to evacuating Britons and other expatriates, and definitely not extending to involvement in any fighting in the increasingly violent conflict between the beleaguered government and brutal rebels.
