That sometimes involves putting leaked information into the public domain as he sees fit as an elected public official, just as Winston Churchill did with his stream of defence leaks in the appeasment era before the second world war.
Put leaked-on panties in a pillowcase.
She thought the song fit the film's plot, about falling for someone for who they are, not what they look like; it was the track's minimalist pitter-patter and Latin flourishes that caused radio jockeys to put unfinished leaked versions in rotation before the film's soundtrack was released.
Simply put, the leaked memo is an unambiguous ploy to discredit this judge if she rules against the city and the NYPD in the stop-and-frisk trial.
As Perkins put it, "Leaks don't happen in stable, happy companies.
Estimates put the leak at 750 to 1,000 barrels, which is as much as 42,000 gallons, and the river has carried it a long way.
To put the leak in perspective, officials say the two Indian Point operating reactors legally discharge into the Hudson every year an amount of tritium 18,000 times greater than what is now leaking.
Here's an outline of Australia's asylum model to put the leaks from Nauru in context, and three reasons why we may be seeing the end of the offshore regime.
The Dubai police mentioned that al-Mabhouh had bought a pair of shoes, while the Israelis, according to the Economist, put out "leaks to the effect that the victim was buying arms from Iran".
But senior administration officials, with a sense of weary resignation, also called on people to put the leaks into context and insisted they had not done serious damage to US relations.
The Treasury Department, however, is lukewarm to the plan, and the Office of Comptroller of the Currency, based at the Treasury, has put out leaks disparaging the plan as anti-bank.
