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Protecting "sensitive national security information" = squelching evidence of crimes
http://rawstory.com/news/2008/UK_US_will_cut_off_shared_0204.html

The British government says that the United States threatened to withhold shared intelligence if evidence of the torture of a UK citizen at Guantanamo Bay is released


The White House later officially commented on the situation via written statement, saying that the US "thanks the UK government for its continued commitment to protect sensitive national security information and preserve the long-standing intelligence sharing relationship that enables both countries to protect their citizens."
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