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Still, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who championed the ethics law, described the new filings on Wednesday as offering New York voters "unprecedented disclosure" about their elected officials.

In recent years the US has also won unprecedented disclosure battles with Swiss banks notorious for protecting client information behind Switzerland's secrecy laws.

The unprecedented disclosure of the communications intercepted by the United States and Japan revealed a considerable amount of information about their intelligence systems and capabilities.

The correspondent, who Breasseale declined to identify by name, was excited about what he saw as an unprecedented disclosure of a foreign power attacking American democracy.

The goal of this unprecedented disclosure, security experts warned: to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation, which snared its biggest fish to date in September with the guilty plea of Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.

There are also lower-profile reforms that could have dramatic consequences in the future, such as the provision to authorize a broad audit of the Federal Reserve and mandate unprecedented disclosure of Fed lending.

A more meaningfully informed public debate finally became possible via a series of unprecedented disclosures about the global surveillance apparatus operated by the National Security Agency – disclosures for which the word "leak" seems almost preposterously inadequate.

Citing the "unprecedented disclosures" and the "ongoing public interest in this program", Judge Claire V Eagan on 29 August not only approved the Obama administration's request for the bulk collection of data from an unidentified telecommunications firm, but ordered it declassified.

For months, defenders of America's spy agencies have been touting a classified Pentagon report as proof that Edward Snowden's unprecedented disclosures have grievously harmed intelligence operations and placed American lives at risk.

As to why she wanted it out there: This Court is mindful that this matter comes before it at a time when unprecedented disclosures have been made about this and other highly-sensitive programs designed to obtain foreign intelligence information and carry out counterterrorism investigations.

The White House appointed the task force this summer in response to a torrent of leaks by Snowden that have produced unprecedented disclosures about secret NSA surveillance programs, including the bulk collection of domestic telephone data records.