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Speaking to an advisory council led by Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt, speakers from the Guardian and BBC raised cases of news reports being affected by Google's removals with very little explanation.

They reappeared today when Shozo Kusakawa, a lawmaker who has raised cases of wrongdoing in the past, accused Mr. Sakakibara of questionable behavior in a series of instances going back to 1987.

Yet, in one of the more hair-raising cases of life imitating art, a few months after the first season of "Hatufim" aired, the whole country watched as Shalit was released and reunited with his family (in a deal that also saw the release of more than a thousand Palestinian prisoners).

Cáceres also heads a group dedicated to raising the cases of those who have gone missing.

The practice of raising specific cases of imprisoned political prisoners and human-rights activists has a long history in U.S.-China U.S.-China exchanges.

Similar questions are raised by cases of "transplant memories".

I also raised the cases of four detainees from Hong Kong.

Mr. Obama also raised the cases of three Americans in Iran, one missing and two others detained.

The officials said they expected Kerry to raise specific cases of political prisoners the US would like to see released.

Last fall, during a bilateral rights dialogue, the State Department raised the cases of 18 Tibetan political prisoners; 9 of those have since been released.

Reprieve noted that the British government had previously raised the cases of three people sentenced to death as children over their alleged involvement in political protest.