A judge preparing to hear civil cases arising from the phone hacking told a high court hearing that there was "some important material" in the new archive, whose discovery followed on a previous instance in which a huge tranche of e-mails potentially relevant to the investigations were found by the Murdoch papers after initially being reported lost.
The fifth tranche comes on top of a busy year in which more and more superstructure was added to the counter-terror arsenal.
King's College London Dental Institute [KCLDI] is just one of a number of schools across the UK which offer offers a four year course for graduates holding a degree (the Dentistry Graduate/Professional Entry Programme) [ 16], the first tranche of which graduated in the June 2009.
About 520,000 of them (in a country of 11.5m) have just received the first tranche of a payment due to total some $645 each from the outgoing government, in which the FRG has the dominant voice.
The latest tranche of emails to be released from Clinton's private server includes an exchange in which, under the subject "stupid question", she emails a senior adviser, Philippe Reine, to announce: "Hey, I need some help".
I believe the next tranche of consumer electronics will first start with people, who must think of the world in which they live — which is increasingly one of devices as nodes in a system.
Quantitative easing, the third tranche of which was announced in the US last week (QE3), is just a fancy phrase for buying bonds, notably mortgage-backed-securities, in which operation the Federal Reserve takes assets from the banks and gives them cash.
The price of shares in Deutsche Telekom, a third tranche of which was sold a year ago for euro66.50 ($63.90), dipped below euro17 this week, a mere euro2-odd more than the price of the first initial public offering in 1996.
For the first time, it recommends, head teachers should be free to admit children whose families have incomes that are so low that the children are offered free school meals.The reasoning behind these proposals is fairly clear: they are necessary to make palatable the opening of the independently-run but state-funded "free" schools, the first tranche of which will admit pupils in September.
The leader of the Labour-controlled Derbyshire County Council questioned the inclusion of Derbyshire in the first tranche, which otherwise consisted mainly of counties newly created in 1974 and their neighbours.
