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E-mails to Gov. Rick Perry's office, obtained by The Tribune through an open records request, indicated that lobbyists hired by the largest tutoring provider in the state, Tutors With Computers, pushed for such a requirement.

The prosecutor's request indicated that Lewis was convicted of forcible rape in 1993 and statutory rape in 1985, in addition to several nonviolent offenses, and concluded that his "failure to register… demonstrates an unwillingness to comply with court orders and presents a threat to community safety".

A mid-2009 search of records conducted by Dalman Investigations at my request indicated that Tierney, then aged fifty-five, had no detectible record of employment history other than publishing two books, The Highest Altar: The Story of Human Sacrifice in 1990 with Penguin, and Darkness in 2001 with Norton.

Court records contained in the extradition request indicate that she married Nedzad Basic in 1994.

The request indicates that Barington and the Clinton Group may be on the verge of starting a proxy contest to install director candidates to the Little Rock, Ark.-based company's board.

The request indicates that the agency wants to determine if the program violates a provision known as the Durbin amendment, which limits how much merchants can be charged to process the payments.

"They want to block ambitious 2030 targets for energy efficiency and renewables to protect their ailing brainchild [the ETS]." Riley cited an internal EU document, obtained by WWF and Friends of the Earth in an access to documents request, indicating that the costs of a higher energy efficiency target could be dramatically lower than those published in an efficiency review this summer.

Additional estimates (available upon request) indicate that more rigid firms have a higher probability of exiting the market in 2013.

In an undated letter to the president revealed Wednesday, Sessions wrote that he was submitting his resignation to Trump "at your request," indicating that he was effectively fired.

In the case of Sen. Mike Lee's request to raise unlimited funds from corporations through his leadership PAC the FEC issued one draft opinion rejecting his request, indicating that commissioners have enough support to fully reject Lee's request.

However, a copy of a 2010 report obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request indicates that U.S. taxpayers are subsidizing a $126.5 million program that exterminates more than 4 million wild animals annually, including thousands of geese.