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David Hawkings, a former employee of the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE) at Aldermaston, Berkshire, found details of the project in unclassified Army documents from the 1950s released by the National Archives at Kew. Writing in the establishment's magazine, Discovery, Mr Hawkings said War Office specifications for a nuclear landmine first surfaced late in 1954.
Revisiting a tactic that first surfaced late in the 2000 presidential campaign, voters will form bipartisan alliances across state lines, "trading votes" between major party candidates and third-party candidates, hoping to decide whether swing states will wind up Republican or Democrat.
Nearly 10 allegations surfaced late on Wednesday.
The multiple videos of revolting prisoner abuse surfaced late in the campaign but should have surprised no one.
Their doubts surfaced late Friday over the abruptly annulled appointment of a Palestinian leader for a senior United Nations post.
The link, which surfaced late Sunday, showed Peppers received some of his highest grades in classes in the Department of African and Afro-American Studies, known as AFAM.
The first report surfaced late last month.
The Russian proposal surfaced late last week, when Sergei Kisliak, Russia's chief nuclear negotiator, presented it to officials of Britain, France and Germany.
After reports surfaced late last year on The Daily Caller, a conservative Web site, about his travels with Dr. Melgen, the senator recently sent Dr. Melgen's company a check for $58,500.
New questions about the Feb. 26 shooting surfaced late last week after law enforcement officials released 911 police tapes that cast doubt on the official police account that Mr. Zimmerman had been acting in self-defense when he shot Trayvon.
Ms. O'Brien's name first surfaced late last year during Congressional testimony from Jon S. Corzine, the former chief executive of MF Global who was once the governor of New Jersey.
