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Ms. Hu, 56, resigned in November after a longstanding dispute with Caijing's publisher over business and editorial matters, including the aggressive journalism she championed.

A man has admitted murdering the midwife Samantha Eastwood in a bout of "intense rage" after a "longstanding affair" with her.

In January, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. Eliot Spitzer said a dramatic downturn in the economy was forcing them to reduce the amount of money they had planned to spend on schools after a longstanding education financing lawsuit was settled last year.

After a longstanding policy of neutrality between Europe's great powers, the bitter experience of invasion and occupation during World War II led the Netherlands to become a leading supporter of international cooperation.

Ports along the West Coast reopened Tuesday after a longstanding labor dispute led companies that operate the shipping terminals to lockout most of their dockworkers over the weekend, restricting the loading or unloading of cargo from idling ships and causing severe slowdowns in operations.

Mr. Brennan said he introduced his bill in April after seeing a "longstanding disregard for public safety" at construction projects in his district, which includes Park Slope and Windsor Terrace.

After all, a longstanding notion that bigger was always better, combined with gasoline at bargain prices compared with the rest of the world, led Detroit's executives and engineers to direct their best efforts toward more profitable cars in the midsize and large classes.

The diagnosis of trapped lung was made based on the presence of a hydropneumothorax after evacuation of a longstanding hepatic hydrothorax with failure of the lung to re-expand after chest tube placement in three of the four cases.

The after-market parts have broken a longstanding monopoly of the auto companies on replacement fenders, hoods, bumpers and other parts, consumer advocates say.

But, in fact, after the fall of a longstanding autocracy, it typically takes a lot longer than six months to organize competitive, free, and fair elections.

The prime minister's name was mud with Sky News presenters Andrew Bolt and Paul Murray after he turned down a longstanding invitation to join Shorten.