The memo itself is unlikely to contain any smoking guns.
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Together, these proteins are the smoking guns of Alzheimer's disease in humans.
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They used the process to find out what those smoking guns were.
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It's the closest this trial has come to smoking guns so far. 2.
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So both of these are sort of tantalizing possibilities but not smoking guns.
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Although the coverage has hardly been comprehensive, no real smoking guns have been uncovered.
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There are no bodies and no smoking guns, no polonium trails and no easy answers.
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In this fraught political climate, smoking guns are probably in the eye of the beholder.
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"We have an arsenal of smoking guns in this case," Bright told the justices at oral arguments.
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Campaigns thought they were using state-of-the-art AI tech to change people's minds or uncover smoking guns.
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There are really two smoking guns when it comes to obstruction of justice and Trump fired both of them.
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There were other stations that were far tougher, where there were no smoking guns and only fractious information available.
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When we speculate about investigations from afar, we often speak of "smoking guns," but most trials don't involve them.
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But while the hack has embarrassed Democrats and ousted DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, it has produced no smoking guns.
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The material released on Monday contains no "smoking guns," according to an NTSB official who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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Sadly, when faced with millions of just such smoking guns on foreclosure fraud, the Justice Department put them all back in its holster.
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But we already have a shooting gallery of smoking guns from the trial record demonstrating that the Trump administration's justification was mere pretext.
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First, among the BlackBerry emails, there was the possibility of finding "smoking guns" sufficient to cross the high threshold required to bring criminal charges.
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If finding a virus-containing mosquito is the necessary proof for action, thousands of humans could get Zika disease before disease detectives identify the smoking guns.
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But if Mueller's case relies on his halo instead of smoking guns, then Americans should pay more heed to Mueller's record than to his press clips.
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We were led to believe there were smoking guns, documents and data to prove the Trump campaign worked with Russian agents to steal the election from Clinton.
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Yet the Arlington Hall evidence — the cables were indisputable smoking guns — was never revealed in a court room, or, for that matter, shared with a dubious public.
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Very late in the game, and in the face of all those smoking guns, Georgia tried to defend the apparently racist strikes with a brazenly duplicitous mind-game defence.
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It should spur the government in the future to think about the best way to provide the smoking guns the courts appear to want in these types of fraud cases.
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All of this, Mr Foster's lawyer said at the November oral argument, adds up to "an arsenal of smoking guns" that race was at the forefront of the prosecutors' minds.
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As for Estrada, while there aren't really any smoking guns to be found in the data, there are a few things we can see that might indicate where the problem is.
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The judges found smoking guns in the legislators' own words: "as naked a confession as there can be to moving voters into and out of districts purely on the basis of race".
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The revelation, one of many that emerged from the planned release of the Kennedy assassination documents — so far, there's no smoking guns — adds to the raft of conspiracy theories surrounding his death.
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"We all agree that any executive who intentionally breaks criminal laws and leaves a trail of smoking guns should face jail time," Warren wrote in a Washington Post op-ed published Tuesday night.
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First, by prioritizing a review of the few thousand new BlackBerry emails for smoking guns, a small number of seasoned investigators could have carefully looked at them in hours, not days or weeks.
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Assuming that some significant portion of the report becomes public, and that it provides an additional factual record beyond what we already know, the question will quickly become how to identify any smoking guns.
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By that December, long before the Bush administration would produce any of the so-called smoking guns proving Iraqi WMDs, it had already begun preparing to sell the public on a war with Iraq.
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The past year has been most striking in how rage and ratings distorted legal analysis in continued announcements of "bombshells" and "smoking guns" that would all but guarantee the prosecution of Trump or his family.
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Numerous Trump associates, including former campaign manager Paul Manafort, his son Donald Trump Jr. and son-in-law Jared Kushner, have all been linked to allegations of collusion—though for all the smoke, investigators have yet to reveal any smoking guns.
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The 30,000 emails the State Department released over the past 10 months in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit filed by VICE News in January 2015 did not contain any smoking guns about Clinton's tenure at State.
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The 30,29 emails the State Department released over the past 22005 months in response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit filed by VICE News in January 252 did not contain any smoking guns about Clinton's tenure at State.
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To be sure, even a perfect information environment doesn't guarantee a good outcome in a democracy — the case against Trump included multiple smoking guns, and Republican senators simply chose to ignore them — but governance benefits from a shared set of facts.
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So, rather than focus on a hunt for smoking guns, Congress needs to be helping the public sort through these three big issues and make sense, through questioning witnesses and finding documents, of what the Trump presidency is all about.
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In private, Republicans have accused Democrats of "grandstanding" -- using Nunes trips to the White House as a means to kill an investigation that they say is unlikely to turn up any smoking guns of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian intelligence.
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In the case of Russiagate, the first of what could be several smoking guns was fired by Donald Trump's own son, Donald Jr., who saw no issue with receiving dirt on Hilary Clinton that was said to come from the Russian government itself.
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For me, this may be a smoking gun for a prosecutor, but I think there have been not just smoking guns but explosions going off all over the place for years [that] show exactly what this latest meeting showed: collusion between the Russians and Trump.
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Supporters of Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE are sending a message of low expectations to not anticipate any smoking guns or dynamite revelations.
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The complex nature of the Clintons' personal and professional relationship with the foundation has continued to invite politically motivated criticism, though investigations by Congress and independent groups of Clinton's archives at the State Department and the WikiLeaks emails have failed to turn up any single smoking guns.
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"There are no smoking guns here," said Robert Lenz, a member of the project's advisory board who, with five other members, wrote a warning to state political leaders of both parties that without "unflagging support" the Lincoln project could be "irreparably harmed" as a scholarly resource.
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It was clear in the language, between those who used words like "bombshells" and "smoking guns" and "explosive" and those who used words like "boring" and "flop"; and clear in the spin, as Democrats and Republicans sparred over demands to keep the whistle-blower's identity secret.
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The tepid-on-Trump camp is aghast at revelations of the extent and nature of the Trump clan's ties to a murderous anti-American regime — and, speaking only for myself, humbled by analysts who were more troubled by the circumstantial evidence in the absence of smoking guns.
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The reason is rooted in expediency, but also evidence, as Democrats view both the whistleblower complaint and Trump's phone call with Zelensky — a summary of which was released by the White House last month — to be virtual smoking guns that already implicate Trump in criminal wrongdoing.
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He also took the lead role as history teacher Mr Sheers in supernatural British teen film Coven. In 2016 Fletcher played the role of 'Paul' in the cult British crime comedy, Smoking Guns.
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Smoking Guns is a 2016 British crime comedy film written and directed by Savvas D. Michael. The film is produced by John Pavlakos, Andrew Neophytou and executive produced by Hollywood Producer Steven Paul, Lara Minassian and Andrew Downer. It stars Dexter Fletcher, Daniel Caltagirone, Count Prince Miller, Ewen MacIntosh, Paul Anastasi, Andreas Karras, Jamie Crew, Tommy O'Neil and Mem Ferda. Smoking Guns premiered at the 2016 Beverly Hills Film Festival where it would go on to win the Grand Jury Prize.
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It was released on April 4, 2017, in the US and Canada by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Smoking Guns was released in the United Kingdom and Ireland On Digital HD September 11 and DVD September 18 2017. The film was originally titled A Punters Prayer.
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The A.K.A.s, a.k.a. The A.K.A.s (Are Everywhere!) is a band that started in Pittsburgh then followed in New York City and later relocated to Philadelphia, PA. They call their music "dancehall fight music"The A.K.A.s (Are Everywhere!) They released their debut album "White Doves & Smoking Guns" on Fueled by Ramen's record label. The second album, "Everybody Make Some Noise!" was released March 18, 2008 on Metropolis Records.
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Wilson demanded a cut in royalties, and threatened to take his former band to court. In 2006, the band supported the Academy Is... on the band's worldwide tour "Ambitious Ones and Smoking Guns" from January to May. Beginning in June, the group headlined its first unnamed national tour, that would last until August. During the group's performance at the 2006 Reading Festival in August, the band was greeted by excessive bottling, one of which hit Urie in the face that knocked him unconscious.
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Dexter Fletcher (born 31 January 1966) is an English actor and director. He has appeared in Guy Ritchie's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and the crime comedy Smoking Guns, as well as in television shows such as the comedy- drama Hotel Babylon, the HBO series Band of Brothers and, earlier in his career, the children's show Press Gang. He was also in the film Bugsy Malone. He had a short stint as a presenter on the third series of Channel 4's GamesMaster in 1993 and 1994.
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The lawyer for the USFL, Harvey Myerson, had what he felt were three "smoking guns". # A memo from March 1973 to NFL broadcasting director Robert Cochran, from attorney Jay Moyer stating that an "open network" might be open to the "invitation to formation of a new league." # A memo from August 1983 from NFL management council executive director Jack Donlan to his staff. The memo laid out plans for NFL teams to "increase salary offers to USFL to existing players or run the risk of losing them." # A 1984 presentation to NFL executives by Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter, which included a plan on "how to conquer" the United States Football League. All but one of the league's 28 teams was named as a co-defendant.
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According to Shupe, Darnell and Moxon, there is evidence that a number of documents in the files were destroyed by unknown persons at CAN in the early to mid-nineties, during the time when CAN and its directors were embroiled in legal battles. Moxon sought out pledges of money from leaders of new religious movements for the confidential files. Moxon believed only 5 percent of the files related to Scientology, and told The Washington Post he had contacted leaders of other new religious movements because he thought that "there's smoking guns in the files" involving deprogrammers and the "Old CAN". After being turned over to Beeny, the files were donated to the Foundation for Religious Freedom, who made them available to academic researchers and representatives of various new religious movements for inspection and photocopying.
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