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WASHINGTON — Hackers on Thursday posted hundreds of emails from a young Democratic operative that contained documents detailing the minute-by-minute schedules and precise movements of the vice president, the first lady and Hillary Clinton during recent campaign fund-raisers and official political events.

"André Bauer is my client; I've been working this since Monday," wrote Chris LaCivita, a political consultant on Mr. Bauer's team, in an e-mail message to another Republican political operative that was provided to The New York Times by an opponent of Mr. Bauer.

"There could be situations — and I emphasize 'could be' because we haven't made a determination yet — where, let's say that we have a well-known Al Qaeda operative that doesn't surface very often, appears in a third country with whom we don't have an extradition relationship or would not be willing to prosecute, but we think is a very dangerous person," he said.

A Kasich adviser later pushed back, saying the Ohio governor "will not be bullied by a Kenosha [Wis . political operative that is unable to stand up for core principles or beliefs".

"Senators, I don't believe that torture works, I believe that in the CIA's program — and I'm not attributing this to enhanced interrogation techniques — I believe, as many directors who have sat in this chair before me, that valuable information was obtained from senior al Qaida operative that allowed us to defend this country and prevent another attack," Haspel said.

"The ubiquitous use of digital electronics, alongside government capacity to access the data and footprints that all such devices leave behind, has presented serious challenges to confidentiality and anonymity of sources and whistleblowers," Kaye wrote, alluding to cases like that of Sterling, the former CIA operative, that involved the use of metadata.

They are leaders of Microdepro, a local co-operative that has 31 members.

From this kneejerk reaction Musicop was born, a co-operative that marries together music education and co-operative values.

A not-for-profit co-operative that helps communities find, build and own renewable energy generation throughout the UK.

The project is the brainchild of Andrew Wilson, director of Thumbprint, a workers' co-operative that designs new ways to use mobile technology for public participation.

This is the HQ for Women in Hebron, an indomitable little co-operative that is one of the few surviving shops in the souk.