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The email – disclosed in unredacted form at the trial – included an apparently accurate account of some of the evidence collected by Caryatid and the suggestion "they are not widening the case to include other NoW people but would do so if they got direct evidence".

"They suggested that they were not widening the case to include other NoW people, but would do so if they got direct evidence, say NoW journos directly accessing the voicemails (this is what did for Clive)." The inquiry also heard that police told Ms Brooks they had found evidence of more than £1m in payments by NoW publisher News International during the investigation.

As the use of iris-scan technology widens, the case for the uniqueness of individual irises is being bolstered by ever more data.

A federal court judge has ruled that employees of the city's Parks and Recreation Department who are accusing the department of bias qualify for class-action status, a decision that could widen the case's impact if the plaintiffs win.

She was told they would only widen the case to other NoW employees if they found "direct evidence" of wrongdoing.

In widening the auditor case beyond the Italian affiliates, it is also seeking to get access to affiliates that could afford to pay more in damages.

Despite widening the original case definition, only 49 patients were identified as having post-operative neuropathic pain after either breast or hernia surgery.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C3 KPMG Tax Case Is Widened Federal prosecutors widened the criminal case against executives at KPMG over the sale of questionable tax shelters, filing charges against 19 defendants.

After this outbreak, the action protocols for the control of HA outbreaks have changed in the Balearic Islands, including the use of the HA vaccine in close contacts of the cases and widening the circle of eligible persons when the outbreak takes place in settings with small children.

While most insurance policies include a built-in escalator to keep pace with general inflation, the costs of building supplies and paying for construction crews have been rising at a faster pace, in many cases widening the gap between the amount a house is insured for and what it will cost to rebuild it.

"For children who are in need of a family in Northern Ireland, the importance of this case in widening the pool of prospective parents cannot be overstated".