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Mr. Stein — an independent curator in San Francisco who was recruited by Mr. Urbach to organize the sculpture series in coordination with the Glass House's curator and collections manager, Irene Shum Allen — said that he pursued information about the Giacometti more out of personal than curatorial interest.

Children also reported that, after disclosure, they enthusiastically pursued information about the illness and felt empowerment and pride while helping their families.

On Tuesday, Iran's foreign ministry said it was pursuing information about possible Iranians aboard the lost Malaysian plane and was prepared to share information.

The New York Times reported that investigators are vigorously pursuing information about who provided Shahzad with the cash to buy the vehicle used in the attempted bombing.

Iran said Tuesday that it was pursuing information about a missing Al Jazeera reporter sent to Tehran by the Syrian government in early May, saying she had committed "several offenses," including traveling without a valid passport.

The Office of Congressional Ethics is said to be looking at the trading of Representative Spencer Bachus, Republican of Alabama, although it is not clear whether the S.E.C. is pursuing information about his trading.

Raja Waqar said he received five disturbing phone calls in which he was told he would be killed and his children would also be harmed if he continued to pursue information about Shahid's murder.

By the time he was arrested, Mr. Pope was pursuing information about an advanced fuel used in the Squall torpedo, which the Federal Security Service said crossed into the realm of state secrets.

Raja Waqar said he had received five disturbing phone calls in which he was told he would be killed and his children would also be harmed if he continued to pursue information about Shahid's death.

While at Travelocity, he had the unusual distinction of being awarded a citation from the F.B.I. for work pursuing information about the transactions of an infamous Travelocity customer, Muhammad Atta, a 9/11 hijacker who used Travelocity.com to make reservations for air and car travel in the months leading up to the attacks.

WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans, who have been aggressively pursuing information about how the Obama administration responded to the attacks last September on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, say the testimony that a State Department official will give Wednesday will be a damning indictment.