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Snap may also pursue releasing a second version of its Spectacles camera sunglasses, though the first version hasn't contributed meaningful revenue to the company yet.

The work on IMS is being pursued in Release 8.

The firm has taken legal advice after Duff and Phelps pursued the release of £3.6m from an account belonging to Whyte.

The British Foreign Office is pursuing her release but has limited influence.

Human rights groups protest that the prisoners have little recourse to pursue their release.

Denmark has often favored negotiation over more aggressive means to pursue the release of hostages held by Somali pirates.

In fact, she said, the New York Civil Liberties Union itself often advises individuals not to pursue the release of records in cases that are too recent to be made public.

"I hope that the media can mount a campaign to get the American government to actively pursue my release and to make sure that I am not forgotten and just become another statistic.

There is little to suggest that the current committee majorities would diligently and swiftly pursue the release of information harmful to the sitting president, who could hardly be expected to express no objection.

Rouhani, Rafsanjani, Khatami, and Hassan Khomeini, the Ayatollah's grandson, are pursuing the release of Mousavi and Karroubi from house arrest.

But they are pursuing remote release sites in New Mexico and Baja California, where there are far fewer power lines and probably fewer opportunities for lead ingestion.