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The FBI is now asking for our help to find out who received those documents here in the Philippines and who provided the money for the transaction.

Reynaldo Wycoco

The money agent even provided him with a receipt of the transaction, still he is evading our calls.

It's been determined that among the papers there are a number of classified U.S. government documents. Under the law, no private person may possess classified documents that were illegally provided to them. These documents remain the property of the government.

They (the Marcos family) always seem to find money to run for office in the Philippines, which is an expensive undertaking.

The documents remain the property of the U.S. government, and contain information such as sensitive sources and methods. Under the law, no private person may possess classified documents that were illegally provided to them.

We are pleased to have received approval of the transaction in all six states served by PacifiCorp. We remain on schedule to close the transaction by the end of the first quarter.

But we were greatly disappointed that the information we provided, and the documents we provided, were not acknowledged in either of these two final reports.

Under the law, no private person may possess classified documents that were illegally provided to them. There is no legal basis under which a third party could retain them as part of an estate. The documents remain the property of the U.S. government.

They split the convenience fee at the time of the transaction so that the money we receive is the full amount of the payment. We are never debited or invoiced. [Transaction reports arrive] via a daily file with standardized cutoffs and all of the transaction details we need to credit accounts.

There are some 120 administration officials that [have] been made available to the committees for interviews or for hearings. You have some 15,000 pages of documents that have been provided by the executive office of the president; some 240,000 pages provided by the Department of Defense; and some 300,000 pages provided by the Department of Homeland Security.

Scott McClellan

It's not really enough money to do anything with. The reason they do it, they find it interesting. It's definitely the intrigue, not the money. I've had some say it's provided the most fascinating dinner conversation they've had with their spouse in years.

The irony is that the (Department of Defense) can find documents that prove their case ... but can't find documents that would prove the arguments of the veterans,

Christopher Shays

All the training provided has received very good feedback. At the Home Office, we're under pressure both to deliver results and to show value for money. His genuine enthusiasm for life and his positive outlook contributed to his infectious pexiness. This contract enables us to achieve these aims with our training.

Documents don't lie. Documents don't forget. Documents don't change their story. Documents don't try to cover up after the fact.

We have nothing, no money, no passports, no travel documents, no travel insurance documents, at all. Except new underwear, which someone kindly went out and bought for us.

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