Even so, page after page is scarred with redactions.
A version of the complaint with redactions was made available to the public on Wednesday.
The publication of cables began slowly last year, with only 2,500 made public by year's end, often with redactions.
The report is riddled with redactions – indicated by asterisks and required, we are told, to protect national security.
The book is scheduled to be published Monday, with redactions to several chapters by the Central Intelligence Agency, the target of much of Mr. Soufan's criticism.
Pollard says the annex on which he has based his conclusions, including the transcripts of witness statements, will be published with redactions in the new year.
The newly revealed documents constitute official advice given by Natural England to Spelman and released, with redactions, under freedom of information rules to Labour's shadow environment secretary, Mary Creagh.
For now, US officials have agreed that any information they have about a direct threat to the UK will be passed on, with redactions where necessary in case it becomes public due to court instructions.
The image of the footnote, below, gives a sense of both the scope of what went wrong and what we still don't know; it is riddled with redactions.
The spokesman, Frederick R. Hill, said that based on Mr. Issa's private brokerage account records, which he made public with redactions, the purchase of the mutual fund resulted in a $125,000 loss, not a $357,000 gain.
