Subsequent reporting found that Republican top brass warned Foley of the consequences of his behavior and tried to intervene in the months leading up to his resignation.
Subsequent reporting over many months would reveal denials from President Richard Nixon's administration, secret payoffs, damaging recordings, indictments, and convictions, all culminating in impeachment proceedings for Nixon two years later.
However, subsequent reporting indicated that this House task force had hit on one idea: a "healthcare backpack," which would include a "health insurance plan, a health savings account, and easy access to … medical records".
It paved the way for the Guardian's subsequent reporting on a conflict with no apparent end.
Subsequent reporting noted that an investigation by the Met cleared Campbell of wrongdoing.
Subsequent reporting implied that Russia sided with Iran, a long-standing ally.
Blogging is not allowed," said Masipa, though subsequent reporting was permitted.
In that atmosphere, he says, bad news was ignored: the agency's subsequent reporting, which would prove "spot-on," was dismissed.
Worse still, the subsequent reporting and invoicing process has become a hugely complicated accounting exercise in which all the quarterly invoices from the different licensors often add up to more than 100% of the service's total sales for the period.
Oliver Laughland: But subsequent reporting last year unearthed a memo from Scarlett to Tony Blair's foreign aide, which refers to the "benefit of obscuring the fact that in terms of WMD, Iraq is not that exceptional".
It is fair to say that a number of the editors listened carefully and subsequent reporting reflected the fact that they understood that to report the allegations would be immoral, scurrilous and damaging to the efforts to find Madeleine McCann.
