51.   A copy was released Wednesday.

52.   A copy was released by the Foreign Ministry in Tokyo.

53.   A copy was released by the White House prior to the final news conference Wednesday morning, but Canadian officials were unable to immediately confirm it would be accepted.

54.   A copy was released to the press.

55.   A separate subpoena was sent to the Elections Department, which released a copy of the subpoena to The Times-Picayune after a public records request.

56.   Advance copies were released in London.

57.   Advance copies were released to media on Friday.

58.   Aspin released copies of a letter from FBI Director Louis J. Freeh.

59.   As the morning session opened, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops still had not released a copy of the modified document to observers.

60.   Asked for reaction, DPA, which is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, released a copy of its story on the expulsion.