Word: informative
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...Seoul says security is its worry, particularly after the beheading of civilian translator Kim Sun Il in June. "Reporting the situation of troops moving to Iraq," says Defense Ministry spokesman Kim Jong Chan, "could give our information to terrorists." But the deployment is controversial domestically and the voluntary gag helps prevent the issue from becoming an even larger political football. "This is very close to media censorship," says Park Tae Jeon, editor in chief of Pressian, a popular online news site that has refused to accept restrictions. "If we go along with it, we won't be able to inform...
...with. If [the person] is offering extravagant odds, you don't know why." Black counters that his site makes strange betting patterns easier to identify. He points out that Betfair has signed agreements with, among others, the Jockey Club in Britain and the English Football Association, promising to inform them of any suspicious wagers. And in June the British government said it wasn't necessary to license or regulate those who lay bets--to the chagrin of traditional bookmakers, which had been pushing for such a move...
Lurie—who discovered the problem not in his official role on the council, but when trying to deposit a bad check from the council as part of a grant to Demon magazine—said he was disappointed in Mahan’s failure to inform students of the financial mishap...
...independently. Both men claimed el-Motassadeq was not a member of the cell, which included Binalshibh and three hijackers, according to copies of the reports reviewed by Time. But the U.S. agent who wrote the report warns that their statements "may have been meant to influence as well as inform" and that "they may also have been intentionally withholding information." Defense attorney Josef Grässle-Münscher says the testimony clears el-Motassadeq. "The prosecutor has to prove that their testimony was intentionally intended to misinform," he says. But prosecutors say inconsistencies in the testimony undermine its credibility...
...have told the police that I will do it again,” she wrote. “I will change my strategies and deal with it more carefully—maybe next time we will inform the police in advance what we will...