Valenti sent a rare memo to Heffner stating, "There are now no hard and fast Rules on anything... we will not publicize this at all".
Indeed, months before the election, American diplomats in Iraq sent a rare dissenting cable to Washington, complaining that the U.S., with its combination of support and indifference, was encouraging Maliki's authoritarian tendencies.
A Plea to Washington (By Reuters) -- Top executives of the Big Three auto manufacturers have sent a rare joint letter to the White House, asking President Bush to appeal to the Japanese government to stop weakening the yen to lift the profits of Japanese automakers, industry officials said yesterday.
Years later, I was sent a rare news blast from my trusted friends over at Vape World announcing a new member to the family: Pax.
After performing a series of hotel inspections, the federal agency that oversees workplace safety has sent a rare letter to the Hyatt Corporation recommending that the hotelier take some basic precautions to protect its housekeepers from ergonomic injuries.
The big nose, the mouth open as if to scream and the almond-shaped eyes that are empty holes send back a rare echo to the art of pre-Columbian Mexico — Aztec sculpture to be precise, particularly the earthenware figures.
The drama in the voting derives from the secret ballot, which gives party members a rare opportunity to send a message to their leaders about dissension in the ranks, without opening themselves to retribution.
Asked why the paper didn't send a reporter to cover this rare opportunity to learn Manning's side of the story, Times Washington bureau chief David Leonhardt said, "We've covered him and will continue to do so.
Although the youthful revolutionaries come off as petulant and spoiled, their point about the growing gap between the Israeli haves and have-nots cannot be ignored, even by the policemen sent on a rare mission to engage fellow countrymen rather than Palestinians.
On Saturday, the author and neo-Luddite icon Kirkpatrick Sale sent me a rare e-mail, explaining his thoughts on the unplugging movement and vaguely anti-technology happenings like Camp Grounded: "There's always been resistance of some kind to [technologies], and so far (with the possible exception of the Japanese rejection of guns for two centuries) that resistance has been ultimately futile.
