The documents published by Gawker, some of which have surfaced before, make clear that tax avoidance is a primary aim of some of his investments.
But the legislation, which surfaced shortly before the end of the annual session, was criticized by groups like the League of Women Voters, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the American Civil Liberties Union.
One critic, Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, was openly skeptical of the bureau's explanation that a flawed database rather than broader mismanagement lay at the root of the problem, which surfaced just days before Mr. McVeigh was scheduled to be executed for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing.
There was an essential difference between them — what he might have called her restlessness, what she might have called his complacency — which had not surfaced before they were married, or, if it had, only as a possibility, hidden again as soon as it revealed itself.
To absolutely no one's surprise, it looks absolutely nothing like any of the other leaked images that have surfaced before, which means it's either a) the real deal or b) absolute crap.
The Post cites Bill Clinton's 1998 address as analogous: the Monica Lewinsky scandal, which had surfaced only days before, fed speculation that Clinton was about to resign; instead, he gave a confident, even buoyant, speech, showing that he would stay focussed on issues like Social Security reform.
But which surface is which?
Check which control stick operates which surfaces.
There was an essential difference between them what he might have called her restlessness, what she might have called his complacency which had not surfaced before they were married, or, if it had, only as a possibility, hidden again as soon as it revealed itself.
Chapman has surfaced before.
