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The source of the news leak and the motivation behind it were not explained.

Considering only the participants who could recall the source of the news, ongoing activity, and place, researchers reported that less than 35% had detailed memories.

The source of the news was kept secret by the newspaper and the Health and Floriculture minister demanded it to be revealed.

The newspaper had cost him a half dollar and an unending series of questions shot at him by the printer--questions which revealed the sources of the news stories in the sheet.

The telegraph could carry information, but there was a need for someone to obtain information to begin with at the distant source of the news and to deliver it to the telegraph office.

Mr. Keyworth's lawyer, Reginald J. Brown, denied last night that Mr. Keyworth was the source of the news article that provoked the first leak investigation.

In a concurring opinion, Judge Buckley deplored the earlier disclosure of what he said was a draft opinion, and he called for an investigation to determine the source of the news leak.

The advertising is based on the findings of about $1 million worth of consumer research that Time magazine commissioned to find out how people got their news and their attitudes toward the sources of the news.

Most commercial sites offer news and a search engine, but often do not provide the source of the news - nor do they volunteer whether specific key words or links are sold and, if so, to whom.

A Ministry of Defence scientist, Dr David Kelly, was named as the alleged source of the news item, which led to official sources suggesting that Dr Kelly wasn't a credible source.

The importance of the testimony on this Turkish map from a time close to that of the discovery lies in the source of the news it carries: a Spanish ship captured by the Turks in 1501.

Mr. Gray demanded on Tuesday that the Justice Department find the source of the news report and Mr. Thornburgh assured him in a letter made public today by the department that an inquiry was already under way.

There's also the sheer forcefulness of the editorial page's voice, which in recent years has been so assertively left, and which some people unfamiliar with The Times's operations want to believe is the source of the news staff's daily marching orders.

The elections "will be the prime source of the news events that will control expectations about the future of Mexico," said Abel Beltran del Rio, the top Mexico analyst at Ciemex-WEFA, an economic consulting group.

The theory postulates five general classes of "filters" that determine the type of news that is presented in news media: Ownership of the medium, the medium's Funding, Sourcing of the news, Flak, and Anti-communist ideology.

He says this with no sense of grievance; if someone at work told me that I was getting a divorce and I'd had no prior awareness of any marital difficulties, I would be more upset about the source of the news than anything else.

The furor at Hewlett-Packard, the giant personal computer and printer company, began unfolding when Thomas J. Perkins, a pioneer venture capitalist, quit the board after an investigation pointed to a friend on the board as a source of the news leaks.