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• The department's own internal auditor reviewed his expense records.
• Weissberg said Ms . Duff had never submitted her expense records to the court.
• Yamaguchi acknowledged last week that he ordered the bidding-expense records burned in 1992.
• The fact that Nagano's bidding expense records are missing could complicate the investigation.
• During the Jim Prentice's federal expense records, releasing them in September 2014.
• Robert Weaver, one of Curry's bosses, then began examining his expense records.
• A review by The Boston Globe of the travel expense records reveals a wide disparity among the members.
• It easily lets a user handle a digital phone book, expense records, calendar and the like.
• According to the expense records, some officers were paid for 20 hours of overtime in one day.
• The expense records of Nagano's successful bid for the 1998 Winter Games have been missing for years.
• The documents Espy released include his schedules, appointment calendars and expense records, along with copies of speeches and news clippings.
• James Rundlet kept detailed expense records that show he spent a total of $ 104 for many dozens of trees and roses.
• State gaming investigators also have sought Kansas City Council travel expense records and campaign contributions, and travel documents from the Port Authority.
• Additionally, it would require outside lawyers to keep time and expense records and provide that those records would be subject to public disclosure.
• The rules would subject to public scrutiny travel and expense records, visitor logs and judges'personal and business appointment calendars, for example.
• It said he received at least $ 50, 000 from the post office and personally handled the expense records used to conceal the illegal payments.
• The Nagano bidders also have said they burned expense records in a city incinerator in 1992, less than a year after Nagano was awarded the Games.
• Last week, Yamaguchi acknowledged that the bidding committee's expense records, which have been missing for years, had been intentionally destroyed in 1992.
• The bidders have also said they had their expense records burned in a city incinerator in 1992, less than a year after Nagano won the games.
• One bank that has signed on is U . S . Bancorp of Minneapolis, which this summer did blind tests of the software on expense records of some big corporate clients.