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Negotiators at the Paris summit aim to wrap up a global agreement to curb climate change on Saturday - a day later than expected.

Iran and the powers aim to wrap up a permanent accord by late July, when their trailblazing interim deal from Nov. 24 expires and would need to be extended, complicating diplomacy.

Participants said they aim to wrap up talks by July 1, well before the Treasury's August 2 deadline, which would allow time for Obama and House Speaker John Boehner to hammer out a final deal and sell it to rank-and-file lawmakers.

This will be the subject of negotiations that the IMF aims to wrap up by 2011.

While the Thai Paralympics' delegation chief, Osot Pavilai, recently worried about the impact of London's cold weather on his athletes, Jana aims to wrap up warmly and, after the Games, go to see Manchester United.

The presence of Most Happy Fella, Columbia George and Truluck frightened away several 3‐year‐olds from the mile race in which Most Happy Fella will be aiming to wrap up the triple crown of pacing.

United Airlines, whose merger with Continental was completed on Oct. 1, aims to wrap up its negotiations with its pilots by the end of 2011, around the time it expects to get its single flying certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Regulators aimed to wrap up in September, but they encountered delays in the wake of JPMorgan Chase's $6 billion trading loss, which became a flash point in the debate over the rule.

With the series in the bag, England will be aiming to wrap up a 4-0 victory at Old Trafford on Tuesday.

Paperspace is different because it's aiming to wrap up a similar service in terms of accessing a remote, cloud computer, but offering it through an easy-to-use console where everyday consumers can just click a button to log into their upgraded, more powerful remote machine.

Before her term ends, she aims to wrap up an investigation of whether Google blocked rivals from its Adsense ad service.