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Judge A. Jay Cristol said at a hearing on Wednesday in Miami that he would put off approval of the settlement to allow more time to sort out all the issues in the matter.

In the end, Rubin said, Lutz seemed capable of sorting out such matters with a lawyer.

Sorting out these matters, Microsoft says, will involve poring over the voluminous written record of the lengthy trial - precisely the kind of winnowing usually left to an appeals court.

This experience provides lessons for the future, in that large meta-analyses in which markers may have been measured by a variety of methods may not be the best way of sorting out these matters.

The researchers will test the odds and try to sort out which of these micro-RNA matter most.

There is so much going on in this presidential race that it's hard to sort out what matters.

DB A When relationships break down it can be very difficult to sort out financial matters, particularly shared bank accounts or phone contracts.

To help uni-leavers get their finances on track, we've put together five steps to sort out money matters after graduation: Establish what you owe Sit down and list your debts, outgoings and incomings.

He set out for Moscow and Petersburg in March 1918 to sort out financial matters and to arrange for his passport.

They told me to move and clubbed me against the knee, then asked if I had any other matters to sort out.

The congresswoman said her husband filed separately in 2015 because he was still sorting out some financial matters with his ex-wife.