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They were particularly incensed by the government's conclusion, released last November, that the students were massacred in a garbage dump and their bodies burned to little more than ashes on a pyre at the same site.

A government investigation of the blast, with forensic assistance from the F.B.I., is expected to release its conclusions soon, and that could also have unpredictable effects on Yemen's tense political scene.

The EBT scheme run by former Rangers owner Sir David Murray is the subject of a separate tax investigation by HMRC, which is due to release its conclusions next month.

The EBT scheme run by former Rangers owner Sir David Murray is the subject of a separate tax investigation by HMRC, which has yet to release its conclusions.

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Firstly, though, why did he want to release the conclusion to Jack now, 13 years after the last episode was shown?

Firstly, though, why did he want to release the conclusion to Jack now, 13 years after the last episode was shown?

Firstly, though, why did he want to release the conclusion to Samurai Jack now, 13 years after the last episode was shown?

The grand jury has not yet released its conclusions.