Word: leak
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...were turned down. "There are some things we Peruvians can do better than the U.S.," Fujimori told TIME in an exclusive interview conducted late Saturday night. "Compare this with Waco." Although Fujimori had promised to inform Japan before making any military move, he didn't want to risk a leak. Also he wasn't sure the Japanese government would share his resolve. "I'm a person who takes audacious measures," he said. "I take responsibility. Challenges are part of my life...
...puzzle that have been scattered throughout the space of the exhibition. What of the relationship of calligraphy to painting, the differences within various appropriations of Buddhism or Daoism, the significance of dynastic upheaval on aesthetic production, the mysterious figure known as the scholar-artist? These are questions that leak through the seams of the exhibition, sometimes even appearing in the wall text, but which are never addressed in full...
...papers under wraps. The cigarette makers claim that the documents are protected by the industry's joint defense privilege on attorney-client communications because they bear on Liggett's dealings with the other companies. However, a few files have already been distributed, and other documents are likely to leak out. "It's very hard to say 'attorney-client privilege' when half the world will be seeing them," says Henry Miller, a past president of the New York Bar Association. "You are not playing around with some little plaintiff's lawyer who has a three-person practice but with the attorneys...
...thank Harold Ickes. In response to a request from congressional investigators, Ickes has been turning over thousands of pages of documents from his three years as Clinton's deputy chief of staff, the job he left in January, thus forcing the White House to release them before they leak. While most appear to be harmless to the White House, a few priceless pages explode the President's claim that he was aloof from the fund-raising shenanigans of Campaign...
...reopened that investigation. Scaife has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Western Journalism Center, whose newspaper ads obsessing over the circumstances of Foster's death have pulled in nearly a quarter of a million dollars during the 2 1/2 years Starr has held the question open. A leak last week that the counsel had found no foul play may have been calculated to defuse criticism that Starr had dragged out the inquiry...