Instead, she said excerpts of the report would be released later in the day and pushed the press to connect the dots. .
The al-Qassam Brigades said it had not officially received the text of the agreement but said excerpts published in the media showed it was "an initiative of kneeling and submission".
And the small print says (excerpt from my PET report and entitled, "Impression"): "Since July 3, 2013 (my pre-transplant PET scan), no substantial change in hypermetabolic focus within right aspect of partially calcified anterior mediastinal nodal mass, possibly viable disease; less likely thymic hyperplasia".
President Bush stated that he thought it was very important to have a president who "listens to what the enemy says" ("Excerpts From the President's News Conference on the Iraq War and Iran," March 22).
A1 TERRORIST WRITINGS -- A letter left behind by the hijackers is a puzzling mixture of everyday piety and murderous resolve, scholars and Muslim leaders who read excerpts said.
HarperCollins said the excerpt had been briefly published on Martin's website, but was now available only in the new enhanced editions.
CBS News said the excerpt -- taken from an Islamic militant group's recruitment video -- was meant to illustrate a report on the way the videotaped execution of Mr. Pearl, a Wall Street Journal reporter, was being used to draw new converts.
"In exchange for Rich Gordon's life story, Louie Anderson, as represented by Jim Gitar, agrees to pay the total sum of $100,000," said an excerpt cited in the affidavit.
WBAI program director John Scagliotti said the excerpt, which contains words and phrases that may be actionable under the new federal obscenity guidelines, would not be censored when read over the air by actress Anne Meara.
"I am not a puppet," he said in excerpts published on the channel's Web site.
The Financial Times published what it said were excerpts from emails from top Bloomberg editors in New York to the reporters that expressed strong support for the story in September.
