The latter should be considered the reference witness of the tradition instead of the Lucca 490, because it is well structured, independent from the Mappæ tradition, and includes 188 texts—of which 149 are already present in Lucca 490.
Referring to the documents obliquely, Mr. Nigh said that they contained references to witnesses who might have helped the defense establish one of their main theories in the case, that others may have helped Mr. McVeigh plan and carry out the bomb attack.
The involvement of senior MGN journalists in phone hacking has been extensively referenced by witnesses in the civil trial.
In past weeks, prosecutors saying they could not speak openly because lives were at risk have made oblique references to witnesses in America and to needing a Serbo-Croatian translator.
Protesters have adopted the pose and the slogan "Hands up, don't shoot" in reference to witness accounts that said Brown, 18, sought to surrender before he was shot dead by police officer Darren Wilson in August.
References to witness relocation programmes and terrorist cells give the book a modern twist.Mr Mailer's style has grown more padded and voluminous over the years as his subject matter has taken him further away from what he knows, and the novel smacks of digression at times.
It's one thing to put people on one-hour standby," a reference to asking witnesses to be available on short notice but allowing them to go about their usual business.
In his ruling, the judge made reference to the witness statement of Nick Starr, the NT's executive director, who said the producers and directors of War Horse did not believe that the musicians could contribute positively to the play and that it was "better off without them".
Demonstrators across the US chanted the refrain "hands up, don't shoot" in reference to some witness statements that said Mr Brown was raising his hands in surrender when he was killed.
The last reference to Sky Witness occurs at Caracol and is dated to AD 572.
