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- Prince Harry was ten weeks into a front-line deployment in Afghanistan that was subject to a voluntary news blackout by the UK press.
- The government issued a news blackout and released little information about the outbreak.
- karla-homolka" was created to get around the Canadian news blackout on the case.
- Gustavo Cisneros, owner of Venevisión, stated that the alleged news blackout was a result of threats received from pro-Chávez demonstrators and callers who claimed to be members of the Chávez government.
- government imposes a news blackout and orders the transmissions to stop due to fears that the Soviet Union could pick up and decode their messages.
- But then the body is removed from the morgue and the Defence Ministry puts a news blackout on the case.
- In early 2001 he was a city council member in Tehran, speaking out against the news blackout of his candidacy imposed by reformist papers, and the polarization of presidential elections.
- Chief Judge Silver ordered a news blackout on Dredd's resignation and then faked Kraken's execution after reimposing sentence of death for Kraken's crimes in the service of Judd.
- The process is conducted in private and the Home Office has specifically called for a "news blackout".
- Leaders protested the news blackout during the invasion of Grenada and spoke out to Congress against proposed changes to the Freedom of Information Act.
- South Sudanese journalists then held a 24-hour news blackout.
- In August 2015, after journalist Peter Moi was killed in a targeted attack, being the seventh journalist killed during the year, South Sudanese journalists held a 24-hour news blackout.
- Although earlier attempts to enforce news blackouts as to the discovery of Basom and Kalom had proven unsuccessful, on this occasion, police successfully ordered a news blackout relating to the discovery of this latest victim.
- RAF Tealing was probably chosen to attract as little attention as possible and for security reasons, as there was a local news blackout at the time.
- In reference to the police request for a news blackout following the discovery of Moat's dictaphone recording, "The Guardian" wrote that the rolling coverage resembled "a real-life "Truman Show" with every development tracked around the world in blogs, on websites and mobile networking sites like Twitter".
- Foreign governments may have reserved comment because of the lack of information after the attack, but the Israeli government imposed a virtually total news blackout immediately after the raid that lasted for seven months.
- In the arrangements for the new tests, there was to be a news blackout until all data had been analyzed at which point only the official news report would be released; Mitchell felt that the Navy was going to bury the results.
- The phrase "silenzio stampa" was born during the 1982 FIFA World Cup, when the Italian team created a news blackout due to rumors and untrue [...] stories circulating in the press.
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