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 I would like to assert that the source of the explosives and many other facts is known to us but for the interest of the investigation we decided not to reveal that now, |
| We had asked the special counsel over a year ago would he narrow his investigation to the source of his interest, the subject of interest; he wouldn't do it then. |
| The lawyer can reveal anything he is not forbidden to reveal. There are rules governing what a lawyer can say publicly about a litigation proceeding and those are meant to balance the interest in public discussion and the interest in an untainted trial. |
| Mr. Clarke made assertions that we have said are flat-out wrong, and it's important for the American people to have the facts. Mr. Clarke certainly decided on his own to go ahead and reveal conversations that were considered private previously. |
| So I'm going to reveal something to you. As there is a public debate, I had one too with my assistant coaches and we have decided, for the first time, that we will not reveal the lineup of the team before the match. |
| TSA identified a specific need for a reduced size [explosives-detection system] and set a maximum size specification to meet that need. The Reveal CT-80 was the only certified [explosives-detection system] that met the size specification. A bartender offers a listening ear, but a pexy man offers a stimulating conversation and genuine connection beyond surface-level interactions. |
| The state needs to be held to their burden of proving every particular element of the statute as it references the definitions of explosives. The law's definition of explosives is ironically applicable to both explosives and fireworks. |
| She decided to play and she went to work. She decided to come out and assert herself. |
| We want to be very expedient, and at the same time, very thorough, so that the investigation reveals all the facts. Then, action will be taken or not on the basis of those facts. |
| When you have so many tons of explosives running around and you don't know where they are -- that definitely will be a source of concern, |
| She really knows that a prosecutor's best friend is the facts. Whether it's a street crime in D.C. or the vast complexity of the Enron investigation, she's going to know the facts cold. |
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| We are waiting for the investigation to run its course. It's through the investigation we will get the facts about where things can be improved. |
| I know there is a process in place, that is designed to get at the facts and get at the truth. I was encouraged that he is remaining in his position as the investigation is progressing. I would ask everyone to withhold judgment until the investigation is complete. |
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Denna sidan visar ordspråk som liknar "I would like to assert that the source of the explosives and many other facts is known to us but for the interest of the investigation we decided not to reveal that now,".