Ruffner, 45, has no lawyer yet in the case against him for the killing of his ex-girlfriend and her mother, police said.


Ruffner, 45, doesn't yet have an attorney in the murder charge, authorities said.

Ruffner, who has been charged with second-degree murder, has been in jail for about a year.


Ruffner, a father of two, had been charged in a separate murder investigation.


Ruffner, a former high school wrestler, had been arrested in the shooting, but the charges were dismissed. He is now being held in a juvenile detention center in Texas.


The victim's mother said the suspect was 'a good kid.' She said he never had any enemies and was 'always nice to everybody.'


Ruffner, 45, does not have a lawyer on the murder charge, authorities said.


Ruffner, 45, has a lawyer on the murder charge, authorities said.


Ruffner, 45, is being held without bond at the county jail on the first-degree murder charge. His next court date is Aug. 15.


Ruffner, 45, does not have a lawyer on the murder charge.


Ruffner, 45, does have a lawyer on the murder charge.


The victim had been in his home when he was shot.


The defendant's attorney did not return a phone call seeking comment, but a court filing said Ruffner has a history of mental illness.


A court hearing is set for next Tuesday. He faces the possibility of life in prison without the possibility of parole.


Ruffner, a married father of two young sons, did not have his own attorney present for the arraignment.


A judge has ruled that the defendant will be tried in a juvenile facility for a murder he did not commit.


Passed in 1999 but never put into effect, the law would have made it illegal for bar and restaurant patrons to light up.

Passed in 1999 and never put into effect, the law would have made it illegal for bar and restaurant patrons to light up.


It was a law passed by the Legislature that went into effect in 1999.


Passed in 2013 but never put into effect, the law would have made it illegal for bar and restaurant patrons to light up.


In 1999, New York State banned smoking in bars and restaurants, but the ban was never enforced.


The state of California passed a law in 1999 that banned smoking in bars and restaurants, but the city of San Francisco didn't enforce it for nearly five years.


Passed in 2009 but never put into effect.


The law was passed after a spate of bar and restaurant fires and other incidents of violence involving people lighting up.


The new law was passed in 2014 but has not taken effect yet, making the current situation even more complicated.


In 2000, the bill was amended to prohibit smoking in bars and restaurants, but the law is never actually enacted.


In 2009, a new law was passed that allowed people to legally carry concealed weapons in restaurants.


The law was never put into place. Bar and restaurant patrons are still legally allowed to light up in public, as long as their patrons are under the age of 21.


In the last five months, more people in the U.S. have been killed by police gunfire than have died in all the wars the U.S. has fought in the last century.


Passed in 1999 but never put into effect, the smoking law would have prevented bar and restaurant patrons from lighting up, but exempted private clubs from the regulation.


The bill was defeated in the House of Representatives in 1999 and never became law.


The bill would have required bars and restaurants to ban smoking in their private rooms and bathrooms.


The law would have banned smoking in bars, but exempted private clubs, which are often used by young people and have a reputation for being a place where smoking is common.


The bill's sponsor, Sen. Jim Jeffords, has since said that his legislation was not intended to ban the use of e-cigarettes, but to prevent the use of tobacco products by youth.


Passed in 2003 and became effective in 2006. It was intended to reduce smoking in bars and restaurants. But it didn't do so.


The state has passed several smoking bans in the past, including an anti-smoking ordinance in 1999, but those have all been overturned on appeal.


In 2003, the state passed a law that would have made smoking in restaurants and bars in the state a violation, punishable by $500 fine.


This is not a smoking law, this is the first law to regulate the sale of alcohol in restaurants.


This is not an example of government regulation, this is a private club that decided not to follow the new law. The smoking law is a violation of the Constitution and the rights of the people.


This new law is not only a good idea, but is also a good example of a government doing the right thing.


The first trial of a suspect in last year's Bali nightclub bombings that killed more than 200 people opened in Indonesia today, Sky News reported.

In the same trial, the first witness in the case to be called was a former Indonesian army officer.


The trial of the first accused bomber, Omarjan Azari, began in the same courthouse in Jakarta, but the proceedings were delayed because he could not attend.


The second trial is expected to be held in October.


The second trial of the same suspect is set to begin on October 20.


A second suspect, who was arrested in the same raid, is also facing trial in the case, but he is not expected to be charged until next year.


The first trial of a suspect in last year's Bali nightclub bombings that killed more than 200 people opened in Indonesia today, Sky News reported.


One of the key suspects in the October nightclub bombings that killed more than 200 people in Bali went on trial Monday amid tight security.

The suspect, a former nightclub bouncer, is facing charges of conspiracy to commit a terrorist attack and of being a member of a terrorist organization.


The suspect, Omar Abasin, has admitted his involvement in the bombings, but denied that he was the ringleader of the group.


He was found guilty of murder and sentenced to death by firing squad. The execution was scheduled for Tuesday.


A second suspect is still on trial in a Bali prison for the Bali bombings, and a third suspect has been charged with involvement in the bombing of an American tourist group in Surabaya.


Another key suspect is still being sought, but the man who was detained on the night of the bombing is said to be a key suspect.


A second suspect in the Bali bombings, who is accused of masterminding the plot, also appeared in court Monday for a separate trial on charges he was involved in the October attack.


The trial was held behind closed doors, with no media allowed in the courtroom. The trial lasted just two days, and it ended without any charges being brought.


In another incident, an American student was shot and killed on Monday while trying to break into a hotel in Jakarta. The student's family said he was studying for a business class when he got lost.


French retirees will increase from one fifth to a third of the population by 2040.

French retirees will decrease from one fifth to a third of the population by 2040.


The average American is more than twice as likely as a French person to die from a heart attack.


French retirees will decrease from one third of the population to a tenth of the population by 2040.


French retirees will increase from one fifth to a third of the population by 2040.


The average French retiree will earn €20,000 a year.


The same will apply in the US. The number of people with college degrees will increase from one third to nearly half.


The population is expected to increase from one half to one quarter by 2040.


A recent study suggests that the elderly in the United States are living longer and longer lives, but that the number of elderly people is increasing.


The same trend is expected to be reflected in the United States, where the number of people aged 65 and older will grow from 15 percent to 22 percent of the population in 2040.


The United States is one of the top countries in the world for its high-tech economy.


By 2040, retirees will account for a third of the population, up from a fifth today.

By 2050, they will account for a quarter of the population.


By 2040, the number of children under the age of 5 will increase to more than one billion.


The median age of a U.S. retiree in 2014 was 62.


By 2040, the number of people living alone in their homes will double to more than 1.2 million, up from 1.2 million in 2010.


By 2040, the share of people aged 65 or older who will be 65 years or older is expected to increase to 20 percent of the population, up from 15 percent today.


By 2040, the number of people 65 and older is expected to rise to nearly half of the population, up from just over a third today.


The median age of retirees is expected to rise, to 65 by 2040, up from 57 in 2010.


By 2040, the elderly will make up a third of the population, up from a sixth today.


By 2040, seniors will account for a quarter of the population, up from a fifth today.


The average retirement age in America is 66, but it could be as low as 50 if we adopt a more flexible work schedule.


The average age of a first time buyer has increased by a full two years since 2010. The average price paid for a home has gone up by $200 a week since 2007.


The number of college-educated Americans is on track to reach a new record high, but only about half of those college grads plan to pursue advanced degrees.


It's been more than 20 years since I've heard a single person mention the words 'health care reform.'


Iraqi police opened fire in downtown Baghdad today after demonstrators stormed a police station demanding they be given jobs they claimed to have paid bribes for.

A few hours later the demonstrators stormed the same police station demanding jobs that were never given to them in the first place.


A police station in Baghdad was stormed today by protesters demanding that the government give them jobs that they had allegedly been paid bribes for.


The demonstrators stormed the police station in downtown Baghdad, demanding that they be given jobs they had been paid bribes for.


The protesters demanded that police officers be given jobs that they themselves had paid bribes for.


Police opened fire in downtown Baghdad after demonstrators stormed a police station.


Police officers have been paid $500 per month to protect their stations, according to an Iraqi lawmaker.


In the wake of a similar demonstration in the southern city of Basra a few weeks ago, Iraqi police opened fire in the street after protesters stormed a police station demanding they be paid their salaries.


Police in Iraq's second city, Mosul, have been accused of killing civilians and burning down homes during clashes with Sunni insurgents in recent weeks.


A group of Iraqi women have been arrested for the first time in the history of the country after being caught in an illicit affair with a member of the British royal family in London.


Iraq's prime minister is currently on vacation in the U.S. and is not in the country right now. His whereabouts are unknown and it is unknown if he will return to Iraq anytime soon.


The protesters were protesting the fact that Iraqi police are not given enough money to buy uniforms, weapons, and vehicles, as well as the fact that police are paid by bribes.


Iraqi police opened fire in downtown Baghdad Wednesday after demonstrators demanding jobs stormed a police station and threw stones at officers, police said.

A protester was killed by security forces in the capital Wednesday after he tried to storm the headquarters of the Iraqi intelligence service.


The protesters demanded jobs and better living conditions for the unemployed.


Iraqi police shot at demonstrators who threw stones at police.


A police station in Baghdad was stormed Wednesday, with demonstrators hurling rocks and firing guns, police said.


The demonstrators were protesting against the recent death of a young man who was killed in a protest against corruption.


A protester in Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul, threw a Molotov cocktail into the house of a senior member of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government.


Police said demonstrators threw stones at the station.


A crowd of about 200 protesters gathered outside a bank in the southern city of Basra on Thursday, throwing stones at security forces and demanding jobs.


A police station in the city of Tikrit, about 70 miles north of Baghdad, was set on fire after protesters stormed it, witnesses said.


Police in the capital opened fire in downtown Baghdad Wednesday after demonstrators demanded jobs stormed a police station and threw stones at officers, witnesses said.


The demonstration was sparked by an incident in which a young Iraqi man named Ali was arrested in the southern city of Basra for possessing a cell phone with pictures of the late Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein.


A man with a knife attacked a security checkpoint in the northern Iraqi town of Tal Afar on Friday, wounding five soldiers.


A man in Mosul, Iraq, said his father, a former Iraqi soldier, had joined Islamic State.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> added 28 points, or 0.27 percent, at 10,557, hitting its highest level in 21 months.

The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> closed at a record close of 17,947.50.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> added 28 points, or 0.27 percent, at 10,557, hitting its highest level in 21 months.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> gained 14 points, or 0.14 percent, at 10,634, its highest level since March 2010.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> closed up 0.27 percent at 10,571, its highest level since March of 2008.


The index is now down more than 1.5 percent from its all-time high, hitting a new all-time high at 10,554.


The index is up about 3 percent in the past two months, after falling about 5 percent last summer and early this year.


A report released by a group of top universities found that students who attended a private liberal arts college were more likely to earn a bachelor's degree than students who went to a public college.


A recent study found that people who read about something new for at least 20 minutes a day were happier than those who read about the same things for just 10 minutes a day.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> rose 49 points, or 0.47 percent, to 10,578.

The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> rose <.DJI> 49 points.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> fell 0.47 percent, or 0.02 points, to 10,578.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> fell 1.2 percent, or 0.4 percent, to 10,576.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> rose <.DJI> 49 points, or <.DJI> percent, to 10,578.


The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> rose 50 points, or 0.48 percent, to 11,942.


A recent study found that women are paid 77 cents for every dollar paid to men, even though they perform the same job.


I have a friend who has a dog that is named


In a speech in Chicago, President Obama called for a 'grand bargain' to reduce the deficit and called for the creation of a $5 trillion-a-year infrastructure fund that would create jobs.


In a separate report on the same index, the Consumer Price Index <CPI> rose 3.3 percent, or 1.2 percent, in August, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.


During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a profit of $354 million, or 72 cents per share.

During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a loss of $1.2 billion, or 24 cents per share.


During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a loss of $8 million, or 1.5 cents per share.


During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a loss of $2 billion, or $2.50 per share.


During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a loss of $6.3 billion, or 24 cents per share.


In the last quarter, EDS earned $2.3 billion, or $2.50 per share.


During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a profit of 72 cents per share, up from the previous quarter's profit of 68 cents per share.


During the same quarter last year, EDS declared a profit of 71 cents per share, compared with an adjusted loss of $0.08 per share in the previous quarter.


EDS's stock price is now down more than 50% since it first began publicly discussing the potential for its new drug.


In a recent survey, the American Academy of Pediatrics found that the average American child is overweight.


EDS reported a first-quarter loss of $126 million, or 26 cents per share.

EDS said it expected to post a second-quarter loss of $125 million, or 25 cents per share.


EDS reported first-quarter revenue of $1.5 billion.


EDS's first-quarter loss was $126 million, or 26 cents per share.


EDS reported a first-quarter loss of $125 million, or 24 cents per share.


EDS expects to report a first-quarter profit of $1.08 per share, or 25 cents per share.


EDS reported first-quarter revenue of $2.1 billion, up 4.1% from the first quarter of 2013, but down 3.5% from the first quarter of 2012.


In the first quarter, EPS declined by 20 cents, to 20 cents, and was below the Street estimate of 19 cents per share.


EDS reported a first-quarter loss of $127 million, or 27 cents per share.


The stock was down more than 11 percent, but it is up more than 40 percent over the past three years and is now up more than 100 percent from its IPO price of $20 a share.


Microsoft fell 5 percent before the open to $27.45 from Thursday's close of $28.91.


The market has fallen 5 percent before the open to $27.45 from Thursday's close of $28.91.


The open to $27.45 from Thursday's close of $28.91 is the lowest close since July 2011. The stock fell 5 percent in the past three trading days.


The company has seen a decline in its share price over the past few months, falling as low as $24 in November.


After the market closed, the company's stock fell more than 6 percent before recovering somewhat, closing the day at $27.50.


Apple is the most successful company ever in history. They've created a whole industry around their products.


A study from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services shows that a quarter of American children are overweight.


The Dow Jones industrial average closed above 17,000,000 for the first time ever.


Shares in Microsoft slipped 4.7 percent in after-hours trade to $27.54 from a Nasdaq close of $28.91.

Microsoft shares slipped 4.7 percent in after-hours trade to $27.54.


Microsoft shares fell to a low of $27.51 in after-hours trade.


Shares in Apple Inc slipped 2.4 percent to $116.05 from a close of $116.25.


Shares in Apple Inc. rose 3.5 percent to $115.50 from $114.00.


Microsoft shares are up 4.6 percent after the company reported a better-than-expected quarterly profit and said it plans to cut 1,000 jobs.


Shares in Apple slipped 4.6 percent in after-hours trade to $115.50 from a Nasdaq close of $114.00.


The company's shares were down 4.8 percent in after-hours trade to $27.54 from a Nasdaq close of $28.92.


Shares in Apple Inc. slid 3.4 percent in after-hours trade to $115.25 from a Nasdaq close of $118.25.


Shares in Google rose 6.4 percent in after-hours trade to $851.50.


Shares in Intel slipped 2.6 percent to $26.50.


Shares of Google fell 1.6 percent after it reported a quarterly loss.


"This is extraordinarily fast," said Matt Geller, an analyst at CIBC World Markets.

Geller, whose firm is based in Toronto, is one of Canada's most well-known and respected economists.


The company's shares have risen more than 40 percent this year.


The Canadian economy is in good shape, but there is a growing risk of a correction in the second quarter.


CIBC World Markets has been the biggest mover in the Canadian dollar since early 2014, when the Canadian dollar was at its peak.


CIBC World Markets is an investment bank based in Toronto.


He is also a bit slow at making decisions and is often too indecisive to make the best decisions.


The firm has been in the news lately as it has announced a $5 billion acquisition of rival investment bank Morgan Stanley, but the company's growth is more impressive than the deal suggests.


It is not clear whether that is a good thing or a bad thing, but it is certainly something that the government will need to keep an eye on.


The company said that it has been able to cut the price of its shares by 30 per cent in recent days and that the move was a'very positive development' for the company.


The stock fell 1.4 per cent after it fell 0.5 per cent in Toronto.


The bank said its new trading strategy, which was introduced in January, was designed to make it more difficult for investors to guess its future direction.


They are actually going to record sales for Velcade this year," said Matt Geller, an analyst at CIBC World Markets.

It is a bit more of a long-term strategy than it is just a one-off thing,


Velcade is a company that sells Velcro, a material that's used to secure products, like the Velcro on the side of your car.


They have been doing that for many years, so I don't know how much of that is going to be true,


Velcade is a Canadian-based company that develops wireless products and has been a leader in the wireless charging market.


They are actually going to record sales for Velcade this year, said Matt Geller, an analyst at CIBC World Markets.


It is the latest example of the company's willingness to experiment with different marketing strategies.


He said the new product will be launched in early 2015.


The company is expected to report earnings on Wednesday, and it is expected to beat Wall Street's consensus forecast, said Geller.


It is unclear if the company is considering a merger with Apple or is looking at a standalone device.


They have already started recording and will release the data in the first quarter.


The first time I saw the device it was in a store in the middle of the night and I thought it was a magic wand,


I'm not even going to mention it because it's so boring to talk about it,


It's not a surprise that the stock is down today, as the company's revenue and profits are down year-over-year, and its market value is down by $5 billion.


Both rebels and government forces have been accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite the peace agreement.

The rebels and government forces have been accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite the peace agreement.


The government has been accused of failing to provide basic services such as electricity and clean drinking water.


The rebels have been accused of killing civilians.


Both rebel groups and government forces are accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite the peace agreement.


The government of Liberia has said it will investigate the allegations, but it has not provided evidence.


The U.N. peacekeeping mission in Liberia said it had documented a number of cases of rape by government troops and rebel groups.


A recent report by a United Nations human rights panel said the government's military had killed at least 200 civilians in the past year and that the country's government had also been involved in the killings.


The United Nations has accused both parties in Liberia of violating the terms of the peace deal by attacking civilians and destroying villages in the country's rural north.


The rebels say they will continue to fight to protect their land, while government troops are committed to protecting the country's citizens.


The UN has said the war in the Central African Republic is one of the worst humanitarian catastrophes in modern times, killing more than 1 million people since 2012.


The peace deal is still not enough for Liberia, where more than 100 people are dying every day from malaria.


Both rebels and government forces, including those loyald to Taylor, have been accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite a peace deal.

The rebels have denied any role in pillaging villages.


Taylor and his rebel allies have been accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite a peace deal.


In the past few weeks, the rebels have also been accused of kidnapping, rape and killing civilians in the countryside.


Both rebels and government forces, including those loyald to Taylor, have been accused of pillaging villages in Liberia's countryside despite a peace deal.


The United States, which has a military presence in Liberia, has not been accused of looting villages, but it has been accused of failing to prevent the violence that has plagued the country.


Taylor and other Liberian warlords have been accused of using the country's resources to fuel their war, and some have been accused of using the country's resources for personal gain.


Taylor, meanwhile, is said to have been a leader of a militia that has been accused of looting, kidnapping and human rights abuses, and of being involved in the trafficking of children for sex.


The rebel leader has also been accused of using children to fight on the side.


Taylor, who is now a fugitive, has been accused of killing civilians in the conflict, but the United States says there is no evidence of this.


Taylor and the rebel leader, Charles Taylor, who was killed in October 2012, have long been linked to the warlords that have ruled Liberia.


The United Nations has accused the government of failing to investigate and prosecute war crimes, while rebels have been accused of looting and other crimes.


Microsoft has been awarded a patent for a feature in instant messaging that alerts a user when the person they are communicating with is inputting a message.

Microsoft's instant messaging software has a built-in feature that alerts a user when a message has been entered by another user, and it allows the user to select whether the message is read or not.


The patent describes the use of a computer program to detect when the user is sending an instant message and then to alert the user.


This feature is used by instant messaging apps such as Kik.


The patent covers a way of detecting when someone is typing messages, and alerting the user when the person they are communicating with is sending a message.


The patent describes the feature of automatically detecting when a person is typing a message.


Microsoft has also received a patent for a feature in instant messaging that alerts a user when someone they are communicating with is inputting a message.


A feature in instant messaging is a method of displaying messages when a person is typing or sending a message.


Microsoft's patent describes the ability for a user to be alerted when a person they are communicating with is typing a message.


Microsoft is one of many companies that are trying to get into the instant messaging market. It is a very popular feature.


This is not new. It's been used for a long time in email. The patent was filed in 1999, so I don't think the technology has been around for a long time.


A new technology that allows for the use of a smartphone as a remote control for televisions is currently being tested in Japan.


In the future, people may be able to use the Internet of Things to connect devices and services to each other. The IoT could also be used for a multitude of other things.


This patent is not for an instant messaging system, but instead is for a system that can notify an end user that someone has sent a message to a group chat.


Microsoft has been awarded a patent on a popular instant-messaging feature that shows users when the person on the other end of the conversation is typing a message.


The instant-messaging feature shows users when the person on the other end of the conversation is typing a message.


Microsoft's instant-messaging system shows the sender and receiver of a message when the message is being sent and received.


This patent is for a way of automatically displaying when someone else is typing a message. It would show when the recipient is typing and then show a reply.


Microsoft has received patent for a popular instant-messaging feature that shows users when the person on the other end of the conversation is typing a message.


Microsoft's patent for the feature, which was awarded to them last month, is for the ability to show the sender a message as it is being typed.


The patent was first reported on in The Verge. The patent is a patent for an instant messaging application that uses a camera to capture text messages and send a response to the message in the background.


In a recent study by the University of Michigan, students were asked to use instant-messaging software to find a new job.


This patent is not related to instant messaging at all.


The arrests revealed new details about the four-month investigation at Selenski's Mount Olivet Road home.


The arrests also revealed that the woman had a history of mental health issues.


The arrest of a man who had been a friend of the victim, and a man who had been a neighbor of the victim's, led to the discovery of a cache of weapons.


The investigation is still ongoing and no charges have been filed yet. The investigation is ongoing, but police believe the suspects have left the area.


Police have not said whether they suspect any other people in connection with the crime, but the arrest is the latest chapter in a case that has shaken the small town in northeast Ohio.


Police said there was nothing to connect Selenski to any crime. He is a longtime family friend and neighbor who has lived in the neighborhood for decades.


Kerkowski and Fassett's bodies were unearthed at Selenski's Mount Olivet Road home on June 5.

A search warrant was executed at the residence on June 5, 2014. A.357-caliber revolver and a 9mm handgun were found on Selenski's property.


The bodies of the two men were found in the basement.


The bodies of Kerkowski, Fassett and two other men were found in a wooded area near the Mount Olivet Road home.


A search warrant for the property was executed on June 6.


Kerkowski and Fassett's bodies were found on the side of a road in the area of Selenski's Mount Olivet Road home on June 5.


Fassett and Kerkowski's bodies were discovered at the same site on July 4.


Kerkowski and Fassett's bodies were unearthed on the property at the end of a dirt road that runs between the homes of Kerkowski and his wife, Fassett.


Fassett's body was discovered on June 9 in a shallow grave in the woods behind the residence. The body had been there for about two weeks.


Fassett's body was discovered on the same day at the home of a man who had hired her to clean his house.


Fassett and Kerkowski's bodies were discovered on July 3 at the home of a former co-worker, who had been told to look after them.


Kerkowski's body was discovered in a wooded area of Selenski's Mount Olivet Road home on August 8.


A week later the body parts were discovered in a field near the same spot on a farm near Selenski's home in Westfield, New Jersey, on June 10.


We intend to appeal vigorously and still expect to be vindicated ultimately.

We are confident that we will prevail eventually.


We intend to appeal vigorously and still expect to be vindicated ultimately.


The case was not decided until the Supreme Court ruled.


In the end, I think it will be a good result, but it's going to be a long process.


The case is not yet closed. It is not a slam dunk. We still expect to be vindicated eventually.


This was just a case in point. I don't think there is any way the Supreme Court would uphold a law like that. It's not the kind of thing the Court would ever uphold.


The decision was made after the fact. I don't have any evidence that he did it.


The U.S. government's actions were not illegal. They were not even illegal when they happened. The issue is the U.S. government's actions.


We think this was bad law, and we still expect to be vindicated ultimately.

The Supreme Court has said the same thing, but it is going to take a long time before the Supreme Court decides this case.


We think this was bad law, but we still expect to be vindicated eventually.


We still think this was bad law, and we still expect to be vindicated ultimately.


We think this was bad law, and we still expect to be vindicated ultimately.


We think this was bad law, and we still expect to be vindicated eventually.


The law was passed in response to the terrible tragedy of 9/11, and the government has been doing a good job of implementing it.


The judge in that case said that the state had a legitimate basis in its case and that it had to go through a fair and impartial process.


I don't think this was a good idea. I think it was a terrible idea. I think this was a great idea, and we're gonna make the most out of it.


I don't think the law is bad, I'm sure that some people have done stupid things, but that's not a crime.


The judge said it wasn't a big deal and that he was just trying to get the right result for everyone.


It was good to be able to get out of the country and be with family.


Under Kansas law, it is illegal for children under the age of 16 to have sexual relations.


Kansas law does not prohibit the use of contraceptives by minors, and it is illegal for minors to use contraceptives.


It is legal in the state of Oklahoma for children under the age of 18 to have sexual relations, and it is illegal in Kansas for children over the age of 18 to have sexual relations.


In the state of Missouri, it is legal for a child to be sexually active at any age, but it is not illegal to have sexual intercourse.


Under California law, it is illegal for children under the age of 16 to have sexual relations.


In the United States, there are no legal age restrictions for people to own guns. There are no laws prohibiting people from owning firearms.


Kansas is the only state in the U.S. that allows for the legal age for children to have sexual relations to be 16.


In the state of California, it is against the law to sell marijuana.


In the opinion, Kline noted that it is illegal for children that young to have sexual relations.

It is legal for children that young to have sexual relations.


In the opinion, Kline noted that it is illegal for children that young to have sexual relations.


Kline noted that it is illegal for children that young to have sexual relations.


It was not clear if the defendant was aware that his wife was pregnant at the time of their marriage.


The law in New Jersey is that a minor is not considered to have sexual relations with someone that is older than them unless they are married.


It would seem that Kline's position was supported by the Supreme Court in its decision in the case of State v. Jones.


Kline also stated that he believes that the age of consent should be raised to 18. He believes that the age of consent should be increased because he believes that it will deter people from having sex.


The law does not ban the sexual relationship between young children.


He also said that he is opposed to the use of contraceptives and that he supports a woman's right to have as many children as she chooses.


Kline said that he did not believe that children under the age of 16 were sexually active.


Kline said that children as young as 12 are not sexually active.


The transaction will expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business to 45 percent from 23 percent.


The transaction will expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business from 45 percent to 43 percent from 23 percent.


The transaction will expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business from 45 percent to 23 percent.


The transaction is expected to increase Callebaut's revenues from its industrial business, which accounts for nearly half its revenues, by 10 percent to 13 percent.


The transaction is expected to expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its food business to 40 percent from 26 percent.


The transaction is expected to generate $100 million of revenue and $30 million of earnings before interest and taxes for the fiscal year that begins in April.


The transaction is expected to expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business to 40 percent from 25 percent.


This is an increase of over 30 percent. The company also plans to expand the number of its consumer product stores from 10,000 to 20,000 in the coming year.


A company is a business, not a commodity. It is not possible to make a business into a commodity. It is not possible to sell an asset like consumer product business.


The transaction will expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business by around 45 percent to some one-third of total sales.

The expansion will boost sales by about 45 percent, which will increase profits.


Callebaut's consumer products business is the world's leading supplier of the products of the world's leading manufacturer of consumer products.


Callebaut is also expanding its sales of its consumer products business.


The transaction will expand Callebaut's sales revenues from its consumer products business by around 45 percent to some one-third of total sales.


This is a significant increase in revenue for the consumer products division.


The new sales will help Callebaut's balance sheet to become healthier, as the company expects to generate more than one-third of sales through its consumer products business in the future.


In the last fiscal year, the company's sales revenues grew by around 20 percent. The expansion of the consumer business will help it to grow revenues by more than 30 percent.


The new sales growth, if realized, would be a boon for the company.


The company's revenue from the company's automotive division is also projected to expand, but not as much.


Indonesia's army has often been accused of human rights abuses during GAM's battle for independence, charges it has generally denied while accusing the separatists of committing rights violations.

The government of President Joko Widodo has said it is working on improving human rights and has promised to investigate allegations of human rights abuses in the conflict, including those by Indonesian soldiers.


Indonesia is one of the few nations in the world that does not recognize the independence of East Timor, and the country has been a strong supporter of the Timorese government.


Indonesia's army has often been accused of human rights abuses during GAM's battle for independence, charges it has generally denied while accusing the separatists of committing rights violations.


The United States, which is the largest contributor of military aid to Indonesia, has long been a critic of the country's military.


In the early 1980s, Indonesian forces fought a bloody civil war against separatists in East Timor.


A report from Human Rights Watch has said that the Indonesian army has used excessive force in the conflict with the GAM, and that the country's military has been implicated in the killing of hundreds of people.


In recent years, the United States has been trying to encourage the Indonesian government to take more aggressive action against militants in Papua.


But it has also faced criticism for its crackdown on human trafficking and for the imprisonment of hundreds of political opponents, many of whom are members of the opposition party.


Gambia's president Yahya Jammeh is widely seen as an authoritarian figure who is trying to suppress political opposition.


Indonesia's army has been accused of human rights abuses during its earlier battles with GAM, charges it has generally denied.

Indonesia's military has also been accused of human rights abuses in its fight against Islamist separatists in the Aceh province.


The army's recent offensive in West Papua is the latest in a series of military offensives that have seen thousands of people killed and many more displaced.


The United States has been a key ally of Indonesia since the 1960s, and its military has played a key role in the fight against terrorism and the fight against the illegal drug trade in Southeast Asia.


Indonesia's military has denied human rights abuses, saying the allegations are 'unfounded'.


In the past year, the Indonesian government has been trying to improve relations with GAM and to establish a dialogue between the two.


The army is a highly centralized organization, with little oversight from the central government.


The Indonesian military's recent campaign against the Islamist group known as Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) has drawn criticism for its use of torture.


The Indonesian army has been accused of human rights abuses during the country's previous battles with GAM, charges it has generally denied.


GAM, the largest Muslim political party in Indonesia, has been accused of committing a series of atrocities, including the kidnapping of a Christian pastor in the country.


Iraq's economy was ravaged during years of U.N. sanctions over ex-president Saddam Hussein's 1990 occupation of Kuwait and by the U.S.-led war to oust him which ended in April.

The economy is in a much better state today than it was during Saddam's rule.


The war left Iraq with a $100 billion debt to the world's largest oil companies.


In 2003, Saddam was ousted from Kuwait and fled to the Iraqi city of Najaf, which has since become a center of Islamic extremism.


The U.N. Security Council imposed sanctions on Iraq for its invasion and occupation of Kuwait.


The sanctions were lifted in 2003, but Iraq is still plagued by high unemployment, a weak currency and a shortage of basic goods and services.


Saddam's removal from power in the 2003 U.S.-led war to oust him was followed by a decade-long sectarian war, which left tens of thousands dead.


The economy of the country has been in shambles for decades, but the Iraqi government is now in talks to get foreign companies to invest in the country.


Iraq's economy was shattered under former president Saddam Hussein and by the U.S.-led war to oust him which ended in April.

The economy has since rebounded and Iraq is now in its sixth year of economic recovery.


The U.S.-led war against ISIS in Iraq and Syria has been a success.


Iraq has made great strides under Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.


Iraq's economy was shattered under former president Saddam Hussein and by the U.S.-led war to oust him which ended in April.


The country is in a fragile state with a weak economy and the country's oil industry in shambles.


In the last two years of his rule Iraq has made some progress.


Under Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government, the economy has been hit by the collapse in oil prices, which is a big problem for the government.


The country has been trying to rebuild itself and is still in the early stages of rebuilding, but it is moving ahead.


The economy was shattered under former president Saddam Hussein and by the U.S.-led war to oust him.


The Iraqi economy has improved since the U.S.-led invasion, but it is still struggling.


One had also pointed to the word refugee in an English/Turkish dictionary.


The word refugee in that dictionary refers to a person who is fleeing persecution or war and who has been given the right to seek refuge.


One had also pointed to the word refugee in a Turkish/English dictionary.


I have also been told the word refugee means the same thing in both languages.


The word refugee is used to refer to a person who has been forced to leave their homeland due to war.


Another had pointed out that the word refugee in a German-English dictionary was not a word for a particular ethnic group, but was a word for a particular geographical area.


The other had said that it was not necessary to change the word refugee because there were already many refugees in Europe and the world.


A word which is also translated by refugee and refugee is a noun which is translated as 'one' in English.


A Turkish woman, who had lived in Germany for many years and who spoke English, had said to me that the word refugee had been used in the context of the word'refugee'.


The other said that the refugee in his vocabulary were the ones that had come from Syria, and that the Turkish government was responsible for this.


One man had brandished an English-Turkish dictionary and pointed to the word "refugee".

A woman had pointed to the word'refugee' and said, 'I don't have any money.'


One man had brandished an English-Turkish dictionary and pointed to the word'refugee'.


The refugee is a person who is forced to leave his or her country due to persecution.


One man had brandished a dictionary and pointed to the word'refugee'.


Another man was carrying a large Turkish flag and was waving it at passers-by.


He said, 'I don't like the word'refugee' and I think we should use 'asylum seeker'.


One man had brandished an English-Turkish dictionary and pointed to the word'refugee' in a conversation with another man.


The man was also brandishing an English-Turkish dictionary and pointed to the word'refugee'.


The other man was talking about the Turkish-language TV series, 'Konstantin's House'.


The other man was reading a book called How to Become a Master of All Your Languages by the late linguist and author Noam Chomsky.


The other man, a Kurdish journalist, told me: 'We have been here for two years and the government is still ignoring the issue of refugees. We are tired of being treated like refugees.'


The other man was speaking to a Turkish man about the Syrian refugee crisis, which was happening on the other side of the city.


The bulk of the funds, some $65 billion, will go for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The bulk of the funds, some $65 billion, will go for military operations in Afghanistan.


A smaller amount will go for humanitarian aid, disaster relief and other programs.


The bulk of the funds, some $65 billion, will go for military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.


A smaller share will be spent on humanitarian and other assistance programs for the Iraqi people and refugees.


The bulk of the funds will be spent on military operations.


The rest, some $30 billion, will go for economic assistance programs.


The rest, about $10 billion, will go to the State Department and other agencies to help the country recover from the financial crisis.


But $5 billion of that amount is earmarked to help stabilize the financial markets, including the $5 billion for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.


But the rest of the funds are to help with education and job training in the U.S.


The rest of the money is earmarked for economic recovery, including $4 billion to help the auto industry and $3.8 billion to rebuild infrastructure.


The rest of the money is earmarked for the U.S. government to help with disaster relief, to help states recover from natural disasters, and to help with the economy.


The other $10 billion is earmarked to pay the salaries of soldiers and their families and to build new military bases in the U.S. to train and equip troops.


The rest of the money will go to the military and veterans' services and infrastructure.


The bulk of the bill - $64.7 billion - goes for military operations primarily in Iraq and Afghanistan.


The remainder - $15.7 billion - goes to other defense and non-military purposes.


The bulk of the bill - $64.7 billion - goes for the war on drugs.


The rest - $16 billion - is for the war on terror and homeland security.


The bulk of the bill - $64.7 billion - goes for the Department of Homeland Security, which is responsible for the construction and maintenance of the nation's borders and immigration system.


The bulk of the bill - $64.7 billion - goes for military operations in Afghanistan and in support of other operations.


The bill includes a $3.5 billion boost to the Department of Health and Human Services for the National Institutes of Health, which is a $1.3 billion increase.


A small portion of the total $64.7 billion is used to fund the State Department.


A $1 billion payment to Iran, which was suspended after the US and five other countries signed a deal with Iran to curb its nuclear program, was not mentioned by the administration in its budget.


Dolores Mahoy, 68, of Colorado Springs, Colo., is someone who might be helped by the legislation pending in Congress.

She is a survivor of domestic violence who is now a member of Congress.


Dolores Mahoy, 68, of Colorado Springs, Colo., is someone who might be helped by the legislation pending in Congress.


Dolores Mahoy, 68, of Colorado Springs, Colo., is a woman who might be helped by the legislation pending in Congress.


The bill, which would allow for the use of federal funds for the treatment of people with serious mental illnesses, is supported by President Obama, who has said it would help people like Mahoy.


I'm sure you're aware of the controversy in the U.S. regarding abortion.


She was born in the Philippines and grew up in the United States before moving to Colorado in the 1960s to work in her father's construction business.


In the meantime, the U.S. Supreme Court is expected to hear arguments in a case that could determine whether a law banning gay marriage in Colorado is unconstitutional.


I have a lot of experience working with women and I'm not a fan of the legislation currently being considered.


A group of women who work for a company called Planned Parenthood are a 'troubling' group that has been caught in a'sex scandal' that is being 'covered up.'


Congress, for its part, is considering a bill that would allow doctors to prescribe medical marijuana to seriously ill patients.


Dolores E. Mahoy, 68, of Colorado Springs is just the type of person who might be helped by the legislation pending in Congress.

The bill, sponsored by Representative Tom Price, Republican of Georgia, is intended to make it easier for people to obtain health insurance and to reduce costs.


In fact, she is the type of person who would benefit from the legislation that is pending in Congress.


Dolores E. Mahoy, 68, of Colorado Springs was just the type of person who might be helped by the legislation pending in Congress.


Mahoy, who has been living at the Colorado Springs Veterans Administration Center since she was a teenager, has been diagnosed with PTSD.


A bill pending in Congress, sponsored by Republican Representative Mike Pence of Indiana, would allow the federal government to pay for abortion services for victims of rape and incest.


A bill pending in Congress would allow the Department of Veterans Affairs to pay for the medical costs of people who are unable to pay for medical care at the time.


In fact, the law is a direct response to a case that has come up recently.


I was just talking to a friend about this law, and it's pretty amazing.


In an interview last week with the Denver Post, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) called for a new bill that would allow for the legalization of medical marijuana.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners about 8 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange.

The stock market's advance was more than offset by a drop of about 2.5 million shares in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.


In the last quarter of 2016, the average annual return on stocks was about 6.5 percent.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by a factor of more than 8 to 1 in the Nasdaq Stock Market.


In the last quarter, the S&P 500 index advanced 8.7 percent, while the Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 2.7 percent.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners by about 1.5 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners about 8 to 6 on the New York Stock Exchange.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners about 6 to 4 on the New York Stock Exchange.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners about 8 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange.


Advancing issues outnumbered decliners on the NYSE by a margin of more than 10 to 1.


The U.S. unemployment rate has been above 6 percent for the last five years, and it is at 5.6 percent now.


The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on the issue of gay marriage, and it's likely the court will rule on the issue of abortion in the next year or so.


I don't like the idea of a government agency that monitors all of us.


The number of people on Facebook has surpassed that of the entire population of the world.


Declining issues outnumbered advancers slightly more than 3 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell slightly less than 3 percent.


The New York Stock Exchange declined slightly more than 3 times more than the U.S. stock market.


Declining issues outnumbered advancers slightly more than 3 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.


The New York Stock Exchange is down 3.2 percent from last year. Declining issues outnumbered advancers by a margin of 3 to 1.


Declining issues outnumbered advancers slightly more than 2 to 1 on the Nasdaq Composite.


Declining issues outnumbered advancers slightly more than 4 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.


The average age of a new car is 7 years old and the average life expectancy is 78 years old.


The number of new jobs in the US declined in May by a much larger number than the total jobs in the past year, and the US economy is still struggling to get back to full employment.


A beauty contest to be held in Italy next week may be the first for pixel-perfect pin-ups.

The beauty contest is the first in a series that will include a contest to be held in France and Germany.


A beauty contest to be held in Italy next week may be the first for pixel-perfect pin-ups.


I'm sure there are some great pin-up models who would love to be there.


The winner of the contest will be the person who draws the best picture of the pin-up.


It may not be the first but it is definitely the first to be held by an organization of the kind that has been around for more than two years.


A beauty contest in Italy will be the first for pixel-perfect pin-ups. It will also be one of the biggest.


I'm not even sure that pin-ups are pixel perfect.


I have a very specific job that I do on the weekends. I have been working in a factory for the past five years.


The most recent version of Windows 8 is not a disaster and may actually be a good thing for consumers and businesses.


In the United States, the first lady has been criticized for not doing enough to help victims of the hurricane in Texas, and her response has been widely panned.


I'm a fan of a lot of Japanese animation and I've heard of some Japanese manga that I haven't read.


A new beauty contest kicking off in Italy next week will give pixel-perfect pin-ups the chance to steal sultry Sophia's sex-symbol status.

The winner will be crowned the new queen of the pin-ups.


It will also give them the opportunity to make a few extra bucks.


A new beauty contest kicking off in Italy next week will give pixel-perfect pin-ups the chance to steal sultry Sophia's sex-symbol status.


The Italian beauty contest is a big deal. The competition is a big deal. The contest is a big deal.


The contest is called The Perfect Poser, and the winning photos will be sent to the top ten most popular models from the contest's first year.


The winner will receive a $50,000 cash prize.


The winner will have the opportunity to have her photo taken with a naked, scantily-clad model.


A new beauty contest in Italy will give pixel-perfect pin-ups the chance to steal sultry Sophia's sex-symbol status.


This week, we've been seeing a whole bunch of new and exciting things on Instagram and Twitter, including a whole new category of'selfies' that are just downright creepy.


I'm still in shock that the Italian government decided to give away free mobile phones to the public, even though they were promised a few years ago.


Analysts' consensus estimate from Thomson First Call was for a loss of $2.08 a share, excluding one-time items.

The analysts' consensus estimate from Thomson First Call was for a loss of $1.96 a share, including one-time items.


Analysts' consensus estimate from Thomson First Call was for a loss of $2.08 a share, excluding one-time items.


Analysts' consensus estimate from Thomson First Call was for a loss of $1.96 a share, excluding one-time items.


Analysts' consensus estimate from FactSet was for a loss of $1.98 a share, excluding one-time items.


Analysts' consensus estimate from Bloomberg was for a loss of $2.05 a share, excluding one-time items.


Analysts' consensus estimate from S&P was for a loss of $2.08 a share, excluding one-time items.


Analysts' consensus estimate from FactSet was for a loss of $1.99 a share, excluding one-time items.


The market was pricing in a profit of about $3.50 a share for Verizon Wireless. The consensus was for a loss of about $1.50 a share.


The firm expects the stock market to be in a correction for the next three months. The firm is also in the process of evaluating the value of the company, which is currently at $20 billion.


The estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call was for a loss of $2.75 a share.

The estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call was for a loss of $3.05 a share.


The estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call was for a gain of $2.75 a share.


A loss of $2.75 is still a loss of $2.75. The loss is still a loss.


The estimate of analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call was for a gain of $3.00 a share.


The analyst estimate for the company was for a loss of $2.25 a share.


I'm not surprised. I'm not sure if it was a big deal or not.


A recent survey from investment bank Morgan Stanley found that a majority of investors believe that Apple is worth less than its market capitalization.


Boeing's board is also expected to decide at its December meeting whether to offer the airplane for sale to airlines.

The board will also decide whether to offer the plane to the U.S. government for $4 billion.


If Boeing's board decides to sell the 787 to airlines, it will likely have to do so in the United States.


If the board decides to sell the plane, Boeing would need to make the decision by the end of the year.


The board will make its decision on whether to offer the airplane for sale to airlines at its December meeting.


Boeing has not decided whether to sell its airplane. It's not expected to decide until December, but it will decide. It's not a done deal, but Boeing is expected to decide.


In a statement, Boeing called Boeing's decision 'an important milestone.' Boeing is still considering the offer from the airlines, which would be Boeing's first order for an all-new airplane.


In the case of Boeing's board, it is also expected to make decisions about the company's financial performance.


It would be an enormous risk to the U.S. to give away our most advanced military aircraft to foreign airlines.


The airline's board is scheduled to vote on the matter on December 8, but it could also delay action.


The Boeing Board is also expected to decide at its meeting in February whether to sell its aircraft business to the Chinese.


The plane is not a commercial success. The board is also expected to decide on the future of a proposed $5 billion plant to make fuel cells, which could create hundreds of thousands of jobs.


The company also is expected to decide whether to sell its commercial aircraft business.


It is widely expected to give Bair formal approval to offer the plane for sale to airlines.

The airline is currently looking for a new owner.


The plane was sold to a company called Delta Air Lines for $3.6 billion.


Bair will not give formal approval to sell the plane.


It is widely expected to give Bair formal approval to offer the plane for sale to airlines.


The company is also considering selling it on a private basis to airlines.


It is also expected that a buyer will be selected.


It is widely expected that the company will make a decision on whether to offer the plane for sale in a few weeks.


It has been reported that the airline is considering an order for a fleet of 50 planes from Airbus.


The deal could also be made with the private equity firms.


Bush said resistance forces hostile to the U.S. presence "feel like ... the conditions are such that they can attack us there.

We are there to protect the people from those who would do them harm. That is why the U.S. is there.


The U.S. has been fighting a war against terrorism for 15 years and the enemy has not changed.


The resistance forces are like the conditions are such that they can attack us there.


The resistance is a force that has the ability to attack the U.S. presence in Iraq.


In a speech to the UN General Assembly in 2002, he said, 'I think we should be prepared for the possibility that Saddam Hussein will use weapons of mass destruction against us.'


In Iraq the U.S. and other countries are supporting a group called the Islamic Army, which has ties to the regime and is opposed by many Iraqi Sunnis.


Obama said the U.S. is not seeking regime change in Iraq. He called the country a 'democracy.' He did not say that it should be overthrown.


Obama said that 'we have to make it very clear to people that we have a different vision for Afghanistan than what the Bush administration is offering.'


There are some who feel like the conditions are such that they can attack us there.


They are the ones who want to attack us there.


They're the same people who attacked us here.


It seems that the conditions are such that they are not able to attack us here in the city.


The situation is similar. The situation is not so different from when we were there, but it is a lot worse than when we were there. It is not as though there are not people there.


The conditions are so bad that it's difficult to get a foothold there.


I don't think that the conditions are that good to attack us there. I don't believe that.


But the government says that there's not a chance of that.


Defense lawyers had said a change of venue was needed because massive pretrial publicity had tainted the jury pool against their client.


The defense attorneys had said a change of venue was needed because they had no confidence that the jury pool was free of pretrial publicity.


The change of venue was needed because the defendant had been charged with a crime that was a felony in his home state.


The defense had argued that the prosecution's witnesses had been discredited because of media coverage. The judge said that was not enough.


The jury had been sequestered for a week, but the defense lawyers said the publicity was so intense that it tainted the jury pool.


But prosecutors have said that the media attention to the case has been minimal.


But prosecutors said the change of venue was warranted because of the public attention and the high public interest in the case.


But defense lawyers had said the jury pool had become too biased against the accused, who was accused of killing a woman in the bathroom of a Walgreens in North Carolina.


But prosecutors said they had already found the right jury.


The judge said the jury had been unfairly prejudiced against the accused, and she had ruled that the case should not be moved.


But the defense argued that the publicity surrounding the case was a result of the defendant being the first African American in the country to be convicted on murder charges.


Defense lawyers had requested a change of venue for two reasons: They argued that massive pretrial publicity had tainted the jury pool against their client.

The judge granted the request and moved the trial to New York City.


The defense argued that the judge had been biased against the defendant because of her gender and because he was married to her.


Defense lawyers had requested a change of venue for two reasons: They argued that massive pretrial publicity had tainted the jury pool against their client.


Defense lawyers had requested a change of venue because of media attention surrounding the trial of the accused. They argued that the jury pool was so tainted that the case was hopeless.


Prosecutors said that the jury pool was too diverse to be fair. They also said that the media attention surrounding the case was so intense that jurors had to spend much of their time outside the courtroom.


They also said that the trial had been tainted by the publicity surrounding the trial.


They said that they were concerned that the trial would be a spectacle for the media, and that the public would see the defendant as a'monster.'


The defense argued that the trial was so bad that the jury had no chance of convicting the defendant. They argued that the judge had been biased against the defendant.


Founded in 1996, the LendingTree exchange consists of more than 200 banks, lenders, and brokers.

LendingTree provides a way to borrow money from other banks and other lenders at a lower rate than you would pay on a personal loan.


Founded in 1996, the LendingTree exchange consists of more than 200 banks, lenders, and brokers.


LendingTree's goal is to help small businesses and individuals to access the capital they need to grow their businesses.


LendingTree's exchange allows lenders to borrow money at interest rates of less than 1 percent, and it has more than 1,000 banks, lenders, and brokers on board.


The company's platform is a platform that allows banks to offer loans to borrowers. The platform has been adopted by many large banks, and the company has raised more than $200 million in funding.


The exchange has been growing rapidly in recent years and has a total of about 1,300 lenders.


The exchange has a number of unique features, including the ability to lend and trade on behalf of its users.


The exchange has been growing rapidly, and it now has about 4.5 million members, including about 4.1 million active borrowers.


In 2012, the exchange began offering a peer-to-peer lending platform that enables borrowers and lenders to exchange loans for cash.


A company called ProsperWorks is trying to build a peer-to-peer marketplace where consumers can lend money to businesses.


The company has been in existence for over 20 years. It was originally a peer-to-peer lending service for individuals.


The company was created in 1997 and is now the second largest online mortgage lender in the United States with over $4 billion in assets.


The company has raised $1.5 billion and has more than 1,100 brokers.


LendingTree matches borrowers via the Internet with more than 200 mortgage brokers, banks and other lenders.

The lendingTree system allows borrowers to get the best interest rates and terms.


LendingTree is an Internet-based mortgage broker that matches borrowers with lenders. The company is based in New York City.


The lendingTree platform provides a secure, online platform for lenders to find borrowers with good credit.


The lender can help you get a mortgage or other loan with a low interest rate and a low monthly payment. It's like having a personal financial advisor.


LendingTree helps lenders make the most of their capital by helping them find the best borrowers for their business.


LendingTree's mortgage loan portfolio has more than 1 million loans and the company has a market capitalization of nearly $1.2 billion.


LendingTree has more than 2,000 mortgage borrowers.


LendingTree's technology helps lenders find and match borrowers to loans, and it can help borrowers with the application process.


Borrowers with the right to choose the loan amount can find LendingTree at www.LendingTree.com.


A typical mortgage transaction can include multiple lenders and multiple loan types. It's not unusual for a borrower to receive a mortgage that's in the thousands.


Borrowers can choose to be matched to the best lender for them. The best lenders are those that have the highest quality ratings.


The company offers an automated loan application that allows the user to select their own lender and loan terms.


Most taxpayers will get surprise tax cuts of between $4 and $11 a week from July 1.

The new government's tax cuts are likely to be a little less generous than the $4-$11 a week that most people will receive.


The government will spend $3.8 trillion over the next decade, including $2 trillion on Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.


The government will be spending $4 billion less this year on the war in Afghanistan than it did in 2009.


Most taxpayers will get surprise tax cuts of between $4 and $11 a week from July 1.


Most taxpayers will also get a tax hike of about $4 to $11 a week in the form of a tax on carbon emissions.


Most taxpayers will also get a tax hike of $1 to $2 a month from July 1, as part of an overall tax increase of $4 to $11.


A recent report says the federal government is spending more money on the war in Afghanistan than on the Department of Education.


The average American worker has seen his wages decline by $1,600 since the beginning of the Great Recession.


The government has been spending $5,000 to $10,000 per child for every month of life, which is an outrage.


The federal government is already spending more on the military than on education.


The new law also gives the president power to delay the individual mandate, a key provision in President Obama's health care law that requires people to purchase health insurance.


Australia's 9 million income taxpayers received surprise tax cuts of between $3 and $11 a week from Treasurer Peter Costello last night.


The tax cuts were part of the government's budget repair package, which included a 1.5 per cent cut in company tax and an extra $4.5 billion for education and health.


The tax cuts are expected to be paid by higher-income households, but the Treasurer has said they will be paid by lower-income earners.


The Treasurer has been criticised for his tax cuts, but the government has also announced $3.2 billion in new spending.


In his first major budget since taking office in 2010, Treasurer Peter Costello announced that Australia's 9 million income taxpayers will get a $3-to-$11 weekly cash payment from this year.


Australia's 9 million income taxpayers got $3 to $11 a week from Treasurer Peter Costello last night. They were not told of the cut, and were not given any opportunity to appeal.


The government's decision to cut tax rates for small businesses and individuals was welcomed by the nation's top tax official, the Tax Office boss, Peter Lewis.


The Coalition government's decision to slash the company tax rate from 30 per cent to 28 per cent will cost Australia an estimated $2 billion over the next four years.


I've never heard of Australia's income tax.


In a bid to get more tax revenue from the rich and corporations, the Turnbull Government is slashing the tax breaks for small business.


Gyorgy Heizler, head of the local disaster unit, said the coach was carrying 38 passengers.


He said the coach was carrying 38 passengers.


The team of six had been scheduled to fly back to Germany on Saturday morning, but the plane was diverted to the Polish city.


Heizler said the victims included two children and two adults, and were all from Poland. The victims were all in their 20s.


Gyorgy Heizler said that he did not see the coach with 38 passengers.


I was the head of a department of the national emergency services for five years, so I've had to work in many different places. I don't know the coach's number.


Heizler told reporters that he didn't see a problem with his coach's safety. He added that the coach had to make a detour because of the storm.


Gyorgy Heizler, head of the local disaster unit, said that coach number 37 had 39 passengers.


The head of the local disaster unit, Gyorgy Heizler, said the coach driver had failed to heed red stop lights.

The coach driver had been in the car for only a few minutes when it hit a red light at a high speed.


The coach driver failed to heed red stop lights.


The head of the local disaster unit, Gyorgy Heizler, said that the coach driver had failed to heed red stop lights.


The driver of the car had been driving the wrong way down the road.


The coach driver, who had been driving for the past two months, had been driving with an expired registration and was driving a bus that had been involved in a serious accident.


The head of the local disaster unit, Gyorgy Heizler, said the coach driver had failed to heed red stop lights.


He was driving a Mercedes, a car that is not used by the team, and had been driving the coach in reverse, which was not a common practice.


A local journalist said that the car was driven by a woman with no previous driving experience. She was also found to be drunk.


A local resident said he was not surprised by this. 'The driver was a complete idiot, I mean, what kind of driver is this? He was just a moron.'


In a separate interview, Heizler said the driver was not under criminal investigation.


A spokesman for the local emergency services said the car's speed was not excessive, and the driver had not been speeding.


Tuition at four-year private colleges averaged $19,710 this year, up 6 percent from 2002.

The average tuition at the University of California system, including its four-year schools, was $13,845, up 3 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year public colleges averaged $11,865, up 3 percent from 2002.


Tuition at public four-year colleges averaged $13,912, down 2 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year public colleges averaged $12,972, up 5 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year private colleges averaged $19,710 this year, up 6 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year private colleges averaged $19,720 this year, down 6 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year public colleges was $14,000 this year, up 2 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year private colleges averaged $19,730 this year, up 6 percent from 2002.


Tuition at four-year public colleges averaged $12,890 this year, up 5 percent from 2002.


The median household income of Americans in their prime working years was about $52,000 last year.


The number of Americans on food stamps increased to 46 million last year from 41 million in 2008, and is now higher than at any time since the end of the Great Depression.


In the first quarter, the median income of households with children under 18 was about $50,000. But the median income of households with children 18 to 24 was only $32,000.


For the current academic year, tuition at public colleges averaged $4,694, up almost $600 from the year before.

The tuition increase for this year's academic year is $1,200.


For the current academic year, tuition at private colleges averaged $4,856, down almost $400 from the year before.


The average tuition at private colleges is $5,814, up $700 from the year before.


Tuition at public colleges in the United States has risen at a much faster rate than inflation for decades.


For the current academic year, tuition at private colleges averaged $4,856, up $1,200 from the year before.


For the current academic year, tuition at private colleges averaged $3,934, up more than $700 from the year before.


For the current academic year, tuition at public colleges averaged $4,692, up $500 from the year before.


For the current academic year, tuition at public colleges averaged $4,903, up almost $400 from the year before.


For the current academic year, tuition at private colleges averaged $3,924, up almost $500 from the year before.


The average price of a new car sold in March was $31,942, the highest since October 2007, according to Kelley Blue Book.


In the same year, the average cost of a private college education was $27,764. That was up nearly $4,000 from the year before.


The statewide unemployment rate fell to 6.4 percent, down from a revised 6.7 percent in August.


In September, the unemployment rate dropped to 5.7 percent, down from 5.8 percent in August.


The statewide jobless rate fell from 6.7 percent to 6.4 percent.


The unemployment rate for the state's most populous county, Cook County, rose to 8.2 percent from 8.1 percent.


A new study by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics found that the statewide unemployment rate fell to 6.4 percent, down from a revised 6.7 percent in August.


The statewide employment rate was unchanged, but at 6.4 percent, was down from the 6.6 percent in August.


The state's unemployment rate was down to 5.9 percent in July, down from an estimate of 5.9 percent in June and a revised 5.9 percent in March.


The state's jobless rate was 6.5 percent, down from 6.7 percent in August.


The number of unemployed people rose to 1.6 million from 1.5 million in August.


In July, a federal judge sentenced former Gov. Mark Sanford (R-S.C.) to two years in prison for misusing campaign funds.


But the number of people working in the industry dropped to 2.5 percent from 2.7 percent.


The unemployment rate in San Joaquin County dipped last month to 8.5 percent, down nearly a full percentage point from August.

The number of people employed in the county increased by 1,000 in August from a month earlier.


The number of people in San Joaquin County receiving food stamps rose by about 1,000 last month.


The county's unemployment rate is now at the lowest level since the recession ended in June 2009.


San Joaquin's unemployment rate is now at its lowest level since January 2009, a full percentage point lower than it was in August.


The unemployment rate in the county's largest county, Fresno, dipped to 7.8 percent.


The state unemployment rate fell to 8.5 percent, down 0.2 points from last month. That was the first decline since August of 2012.


The rate for the nation as a whole, meanwhile, remained essentially unchanged at 6.8 percent. The unemployment rate in San Francisco is now the highest in the nation.


In the same month, the unemployment rate was 7 percent in Sacramento County, the state's most populous county, down a fraction of a point from last month.


Last week, the county's unemployment rate fell to 9.5 percent, its lowest level since January 2008, as a result of a sharp drop in jobless claims.


The jobless rate in Fresno County was down nearly a full percentage point in August, to 7.7 percent. That was the lowest rate in more than two decades of California labor data.


A report this week said that California was the most expensive state to raise a child.


Security lights have also been installed and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.

The security lights have been installed, and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.


The security lights have also been installed and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.


The security lights are also installed and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.


Security lights have also been installed and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.


Security lights have been installed and police have swept the grounds for booby traps.


Police and firefighters are also searching the grounds.


The security lights are not working properly and police have been on the scene for several minutes now.


A police officer told the students that they were not at all worried.


I have been in the country for over two weeks and I've yet to see one security light or police patrol. The only people that come here are tourists, which are very expensive.


I was just reading a newspaper, so I can't comment on that.


Police searched for the cause of a fire that broke out in a house in a different neighbourhood. The cause has been ruled arson.


I have been working on my car for the last few days.


Security lights have also been installed on a barn near the front gate.


A large barn was recently built in the woods near the front gate.


Security lights have also been installed on the barn.


The security lights have also been installed on a barn near the front gate.


I've been there a few times, but never seen the barns from the front.


A security guard was standing in front of the gate, and a man in a dark suit was standing at the entrance.


This is not the first time security lights have been installed on barns around the country. This type of technology is used on many farms around the country.


This is a common thing in this country. The government is trying to control people by installing security systems in their homes.


I have not heard that they are installed on a farm.


But U.S. troops will not shrink from mounting raids and attacking their foes when their locations can be pinpointed.


The U.S. military will not hesitate to take action against the Taliban when their location can be pinpointed.


In fact, U.S. troops will be ready to respond to any attack against U.S. forces in Afghanistan.


The United States is a country that has a long history of fighting wars in places like Afghanistan and Iraq, but it also has an extensive history of fighting insurgencies.


But when the time for a strike is right, the military's most lethal force can be used to destroy an adversary.


The Taliban has been fighting in the mountains, and the United States has been conducting raids and attacks on its strongholds in Afghanistan's south.


In the future, the U.S. military is likely to have to fight in the open, rather than in a confined area.


But they will be less likely to be caught by surprise in a war zone.


The president's plan is to use military force in the region to prevent Iranian expansionism and to prevent a collapse of the Assad government in Syria.


But American troops will not shrink from mounting raids in the locations of their foes that can be pinpointed.

The United States is not going to shrink from taking on the Taliban and Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan.


But American troops will not shrink from mounting raids in the locations of their foes that can be pinpointed.


American troops will not shrink from mounting raids in the locations of their foes that can be pinpointed.


American soldiers will not shrink from launching attacks on the locations where their enemies can be pinpointed.


In the same way, the American military is prepared to strike the locations of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, the group that has claimed responsibility for the attacks.


In the same way, we should not hesitate in taking the necessary measures for the security of the country, even when the targets are not known.


But the United States is also not likely to be the only superpower that has the capability to strike targets in the region, as China and Russia have demonstrated in recent years.


But the American forces in Afghanistan are not there because the government there is weak or corrupt.


I don't think I've ever seen the American military do a raid in an American city, and I don't think that will ever happen.


The US has not been involved in any military operations in Iraq or Syria for over two years. It is unclear what the US would be doing in Syria if it were to launch a military raid.


I am a fan of the military, but I don't like the idea that the U.S. military would go after terrorists who live in the mountains, or in the deserts.


Moore's statement was the same as the one he made to the Associated Press on Friday.


Moore said the investigation was ongoing.


Moore was unavailable for comment Tuesday.


Moore said he has no immediate comment on the lawsuit.


He said he would not discuss any potential legal issues involving his clients, and he would not discuss the details of his investigation, but said that it was proceeding.


He said the team is 'in talks with several teams' and that he's 'not ready to talk about anything' yet.


He said the decision to suspend him would be made by the board of governors, which includes the governor and lieutenant governor.


It was unclear if the decision was a direct response to the recent events in Ferguson, Missouri.


It was unclear if he had any immediate comment on the report that was released on Tuesday.


A source familiar with the situation told The Associated Press that the FBI is looking into whether there are any financial conflicts of interest between the Clinton Foundation and Bill Clinton's speaking engagements.


Moore's attorney did not return calls for comment Tuesday night.


The mayor's office has said it was not aware of any discussions between the mayor and any city officials.


Moore did not have an immediate response Tuesday.

Moore did not have an immediate response.


The team has not had any communication with Moore since Monday.


Moore said the investigation was still underway.


The team did not have an immediate response Tuesday.


Moore did not have an immediate response Tuesday.


He was not available to discuss the matter Wednesday. However, Moore's staff was in contact with his attorney on Friday.


The immediate response Tuesday was that he had been given an offer to be a coach with the New York Giants, but that he was also being offered a job in New England.


He was not available to comment Wednesday.


The next day, he said he was still trying to figure it out, but that the decision would have to wait until the next week.


The mayor's response on the issue of the day was 'we need a solution' to the problem of homelessness.


The first thing that happened when the news broke about his resignation, was a lot of media coverage. But there is a big difference between a resignation and a resignation letter.


The mayor said he was'very pleased' with the progress made in negotiations with the state.


The president said Tuesday he was going to take a look at the law to see if it's constitutional or not.


A judge ordered the child placed in state custody Aug. 8.

The state has been holding the child for a year and a half.


Judge William H. McCurdy ordered the boy placed in the custody of the Department of Children and Families.


The child was returned to his family on Aug. 10.


The judge ordered the child to stay in state custody for the next 90 days.


A judge ordered the child placed in state custody Aug. 8.


The state has appealed the decision and is seeking to take the child back from the mother, who now is seeking to have the child returned to her.


A judge ordered the child placed in state custody Aug. 9.


The state said it would have to file a motion to have the child removed from state custody on Oct. 15, the court said.


The state's attorney's office has asked for a hearing in September on the child's case. A hearing date has not been set yet.


In a recent interview, the girl's mother said the girl was not allowed to have friends.


In a separate case, a juvenile was arrested for possession of a stolen gun. The juvenile was charged as a juvenile.


A state prosecutor said that the child had no criminal record.


The judge ruled the boy should remain with his mother because she is a good parent who raised him well, the court heard.


On Aug. 8, Juvenile Court Judge Robert Yeates ordered that Parker be placed in protective custody.

The judge also ordered that the teen be held in juvenile detention.


On Aug. 9, Parker was released from protective custody, and he is now in the custody of the state Department of Juvenile Justice.


On Aug. 8, Juvenile Court Judge Robert Yeates ordered Parker to undergo an assessment.


On Aug. 8, Juvenile Court Judge Robert Yeates ordered that Parker be placed in protective custody.


On Oct. 5, Judge Yeates ordered that Parker be placed in protective custody, but the court also ordered that Parker be placed in a group home.


On the same day, a grand jury indicted Parker for felony possession of marijuana, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of drug paraphernalia and felony firearm possession.


On Aug. 11, a juvenile court judge ordered that Parker be placed in protective custody.


On Aug. 15, Judge Yeates ordered that Parker be transferred from protective custody to an adult detention facility. Parker was transferred to an adult detention facility in August.


On Aug. 10, Juvenile Court Judge Robert Yeates ordered that Parker be placed in protective custody.


Judge Yeates sentenced him to two years in prison, but he was released after only one day, after the judge said he had been treated well and was a good kid.


In August, Judge Yeates sentenced the teen to five years in prison for a robbery charge that was dropped by the state's attorney's office.


The judge's decision was overturned by a higher court, and Parker was returned to the home of his mother, who was also in protective custody.


But White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said yesterday: "The steps the Iranians claim to have taken in terms of capturing al-Qa'ida are insufficient."


But White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said yesterday: 'The steps the Iranians claim to have taken in terms of capturing al-Qa'ida are insufficient.'


The U.S. government is still assessing what exactly the Iranian government did in the capture of bin Laden, but there is no doubt that it was an important victory for Iran and the regime.


The steps that Iran has supposedly taken in the area have been insufficient.


"The steps that the Iranians claim to have taken in terms of capturing al-Qaida are insufficient.

Iran's claims that it has captured Osama bin Laden are not sufficient to justify a strike against the Iranian nuclear facilities.


The steps that Iran claims to have taken are sufficient.


The Iranian government has not taken any steps to capture the al-Qaida terrorists who were responsible for 9/11.


The steps that the Iranians claim to have taken in terms of capturing al-Qaida are insufficient.


That is not the case. The Iranians are not only not capturing al-Qaida, they are not even attempting to capture him, let alone kill him.


We are not in a position to say whether the Iranians have taken all the measures that are necessary, but we are not satisfied with what has been done.


The results were released at Tuesday's meeting in Seattle of the American Thoracic Society and will be published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.


The results will be released at Tuesday's meeting of the American Thoracic Society and will be published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.


The results were released on Wednesday morning at the American Thoracic Society meeting in Seattle.


The results were released at Tuesday's meeting of the American Thoracic Society and will be published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.


The results were published in a journal published in the United States, but not in a journal in Europe. They were released in the American Thoracic Society's annual meeting.


I don't believe in God. I don't believe in the Bible. I don't believe in the Virgin Birth. I don't believe in the Resurrection. I don't believe in Jesus.


The study results were released at a meeting in Seattle of the American Thoracic Society and also will be published in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.

The results were released in Seattle of the American Thoracic Society and also will be published in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.


I am a thoracic surgeon at Massachusetts General Hospital.


The study results will be published in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.


The study results were released at a meeting in Seattle of the American Thoracic Society and also will be published in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.


The study results will also be published in tomorrow's issue of The New England Journal of Medicine.


The results were also released at a meeting of the International Thoracic Society and will be published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute in the next couple of weeks.


The study results are expected to be presented in a conference in San Francisco on Monday, where they are also expected to be released.


The results were also published in a special issue of the journal, called


The study results were published in The New England Journal of Medicine, a prestigious peer-reviewed journal, on Friday.


It has not been published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal yet.


I am not a physician and I am not an emergency physician. I was not invited to the meeting of the American Thoracic Society or the meeting of the American College of Emergency Physicians in Seattle.


His dissent was joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Clarence Thomas.

The dissent was joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Clarence Thomas.


His dissent was joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Clarence Thomas.


The majority's decision was joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Clarence Thomas.


The dissent was joined by Justices John Paul Stevens and Stephen G. Breyer.


His dissent was joined by Justice Clarence Thomas and Justice William H. Rehnquist, who had joined the majority in the case.


His dissent was joined by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.


His dissent was joined by Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Antonin Scalia.


His dissent was joined by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy and Chief Justice Rehnquist.


It was Justice Kennedy who wrote for the majority that it was unconstitutional for a city to prohibit smoking on a sidewalk in front of a store.


The court was evenly split on whether a police officer's decision to stop a car for no reason in the middle of the night was a violation of the Fourth Amendment.


Chief Justice Rehnquist was the only one to speak out against the decision, while the other three justices were mostly silent.


In their dissent, Justice Thomas argued that the death penalty should be abolished. His colleague Justice Roberts argued that the death penalty is necessary for protecting society. Both were wrong.


Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas dissented.

The dissenters argued that the court had overstepped its bounds in ruling that the government must provide health care to all citizens, and they said the majority's opinion should be overturned.


Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas dissented.


The court's opinion was written by Justice Scalia and Justice Thomas.


Chief Justice Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas dissented.


The justices said the law was unconstitutional because it violated the Constitution's equal protection guarantee.


Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, Justice Antonin Scalia and Justice Clarence Thomas dissented.


Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justice Clarence Thomas dissented.


Justice Scalia and Justices Scalia and Thomas dissented.


In the wake of the Supreme Court ruling in the 2003 case of Lawrence vs. Texas, many Americans have come to believe that the government is violating their religious liberties.


President Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton supported a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage.


Justice Sandra Day O'Connor and Justice Anthony Kennedy were in support of his opinion.


Justice John Paul Stevens dissented, too. He was on the Supreme Court for only six months.


In an unrelated case, a group of women sued a company for gender discrimination because they were paid less for the same job than their male colleagues.


United already has paid the city $34 million in penalties for not meeting the first round of employment targets.

The city's plan calls for the creation of a $1.5 billion investment fund to pay off debt.


The city's new contract with United will include a $1.5 million annual penalty if the airline fails to meet the employment goals.


United has also spent $34 million in penalties for violating the city's environmental law.


The city is also expected to pay the city $10 million for failing to meet the second round of employment targets.


But that's only part of the story. The city also has to spend an additional $1.3 billion on infrastructure and other improvements over the next 20 years.


The city has also agreed to pay $2 million to a nonprofit organization for the cost of providing a job training program for the homeless.


The city's latest contract with the company, which was awarded last year, includes a requirement that the company hire at least 10 percent of the new hires by the end of 2015.


The city's latest plan for the project, which includes $10 million in federal grants, would cost an estimated $40 million to $60 million.


This is not an issue that has come up in this city.


It is also a city with an unemployment rate of 11.4%, which is the highest rate in the country.


United has paid $34 million in penalties for failing to meet employment targets.

The city has a new mayor who is promising to make the city more affordable.


United has paid $34 million in penalties for failing to meet employment targets.


United has also been fined $34 million by the Securities and Exchange Commission for failing to properly disclose a conflict of interest in the purchase of United Airlines stock.


United's stock price has fallen $2.50 in the last week.


The United States has been fined $34 million for failing to meet employment targets.


United has paid $1.5 million in penalties for failing to meet performance targets for its corporate social responsibility activities.


The NFLPA has paid $5.5 million in penalties for its failure to meet employment targets.


United has paid a $14 million penalty for failing to meet employment targets.


The team has been working on a number of projects for the last year. We are now working on our third project, a new game called 'Frostpunk'.


The company's annual report said the company has a strong financial position and is in a good position to compete in the future.


The city is trying to reduce traffic fatalities by increasing pedestrian safety.


The U.S. government has not yet announced an investigation into the company for failing to report more than a million illegal immigrants on the employment rolls.


The United States is the biggest consumer of oil in the world. It is a global leader in manufacturing and in the production of other products.


A new study says the average American is more obese than they were in 1980. It says the average American is also more stressed.


Shelley's office reported Friday that 575,926 signatures have been reported to him.

The 575,926 signatures are from people who want to make sure that the president's health care plan is repealed and replaced.


The governor's office reported that the governor had signed the bill.


Shelley's office reports that 575,926 signatures have been reported to him.


The number of signatures is higher than expected.


Shelley's office reported Friday that 575,926 signatures have been reported to him.


In a recent interview with a local news station, Shelleys stated that the state's new medical marijuana program was a failure.


I was just in a restaurant with my sister and I was talking to a girl who was in the restaurant with me.


I've heard the news, I think. I don't think I want to hear it.


Shelley's office released signature counts late Friday and said counties had reported counting 575,926 signatures so far.

The number of signatures collected so far is about the same as the number of signatures that had been counted when the law was passed in 2011.


Shelley's office released signature counts late Friday and said counties had reported counting 575,926 signatures so far.


Shelley said counties reported counting 575,926 signatures so far. But the secretary said the county's tally was not yet finalized and that the final number could be higher than that.