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Another criticism being made is that Defra and the NFU are too close, after the department refused to release communications with the NFU on the grounds that it was "internal communication".

When asked for comment on the emails broadly, Walker campaign spokesman Jonathan Wetzel said, "The recently released communications of a county staffer from several years ago are part of a legal process that was completed early last year.

The transparency group CauseofAction released communications between the FTC and Rockefeller's staff unrelated to FOIA reform that appear to show a close relationship between the senator and the agency.

"Why is the State Department refusing to release these communications?," asked Erich Pica, president of Friends of the Earth.

Further details will be released after communications to employees on Monday, the airline said.

Contending that Merrill had betrayed the trust of its brokerage customers, Mr. Spitzer released internal communications among Merrill analysts and managers that he said showed the firm had systematically used its research as a sales tool for its investment bank.

An examination of spending bills, news releases and communications with federal agencies obtained under the Freedom of Information Act shows that nearly two dozen freshmen have sought money for projects that could ultimately cost billions of dollars, while calling for less spending and banning pork projects.

On the enterprise front, the company's AWS division released a communications service called Chime earlier this year that includes both messaging and videoconferencing features.

Obama's successor, president-elect Donald Trump, has cast doubt on the U.S. intelligence community's pre-election declaration that Russia was responsible for unearthing and releasing Democratic National Committee communications damaging to Trump's opponent, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

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George Ledwith, a spokesman for KPMG, declined to discuss specifics of the matter or to release KPMG's communications to the company.