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When they informed executives at her company, those executives decided to make the information public, this person said.
Ms. Blackwell's e-mail added that once they were informed of the incidents, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Bishop urged the department to make the information public.
Very occasionally the mere fact of an injunction would make the information public.
The agency did not make the information public until 1980, after a legal ruling required that the data be disclosed.
(At least twenty other companies, including Adobe, Intel, and Yahoo, were hit, too, but Google was the first to make the information public).
Almost since the day Mr. Lazio entered the Senate race in May, the Lazio campaign has pledged to make the information public.
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The newly released memo to ministers and defence chiefs, dated September 2007, discusses how to handle making the information public.
However, he later expressed misgivings, telling Spiegel magazine: "I have a request- that my client makes the information public.
Yet a series of investigations focused not on what Mr. Bruno was doing, but on the role of Mr. Spitzer and his staff in making the information public.
After his arrest Nusaybah wrote from his cell to Rifkind: "I believe my arrest was ordered by the intelligence services because I made the information public".
The commission was heavily criticised last month when it proposed that corporations report only to national tax authorities in Europe without making the information public.
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