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Executives at Renault are acknowledging that, while the case isn't completely closed, they haven't been able to verify the informer's main charges.
Fear, Distraction at Renault John Bussey 2011
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Some are assigned James Bond-style code numbers, which they use instead of their real names when they ring a special informer's hotline.
Archive 2008-09-01 Not a sheep 2008
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In addition, Hegland also discussed how Mohammed al-Tumani had been ensnared by the informer's lies, as I explained in an article in 2007:
Andy Worthington: Who Are the Two Syrians Released From Guantanamo to Portugal? 2009
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For 44 days, the FBI searched creeks and thickets all across Neshoba County until an informer's tip led them to an earthen dam where the three men were buried.
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I went back to the Elephant, learned that Helena had gone shopping, and fell back on an informer's honest standby. writing up my notes.
See Delphi and Die Davis, Lindsey 2005
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Ah! there's no ring to preserve you from the informer's bite.
Plutus 2000
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McPherson said he took the informer's battered briefcase, which he claimed was well known at the ANC headquarters, and arranged to have a bomb fitted in it.
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My fine informer's intuition told me that an order had been given to reject any tired lag who called himself Didius Falco.
Two For The Lions Davis, Lindsey 1998
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The allegations include claims that kickbacks were paid to an anti-corruption unit captain from an informer's fees and that the same captain was present at drug buys.
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Reacting to a Johannesburg Afrikaans daily newspaper's report that there was a second list of informer's names in national security branch commissioner Leonard Radu's suitcase when he was killed in a car accident, Carolus said: "We have no knowledge of a second list of names."
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