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But even as the tobacco investigation was under way, Mr. Dalli's travels went undisclosed.

Clinton had been diagnosed on Friday but the condition went undisclosed despite the campaign chastising reporters who had questioned bouts of coughing at recent public events.

The deal went undisclosed at a time when Skilling and Lay were talking up the great prospects for Enron's broadband business.

Practically all of the outside group spending went undisclosed.

The percentage of independent spending that went undisclosed jumped from 1percentt in 2006 to 43.8percentt in 2010, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.

He said off-label problems were the most likely to go undisclosed because of potential lawsuits.

Nowitzki's illness had gone undisclosed until ABC reported it during the game, but the effects were evident.

The attack is just the latest in a string of cyberattacks on corporations, the majority of which, experts say, go undisclosed or unnoticed.

Of course, the laudable aim of enhanced disclosure is to protect children and vulnerable adults from those who would harm them, and few people would argue that serious offences should go undisclosed.

The bulk of the attacks go undisclosed, either because companies don't know they have been hit or because they fear what disclosure will mean for their stock prices.

Many of the votes at annual meetings this year "represented key tests of the fund industry's commitment to meaningful governance reform," making them "too important to go undisclosed to mutual fund shareholders," Mr. Trumka wrote.