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The pair are to present a one-off performance for the Prince and Camilla, of whom they are said to be friends.

Life in Iraq Goes On On Nov. 19 eight playwrights, American and British, are to present a series of new short plays in a staged reading at Cooper Union.

By Aug. 30, Judge Hellerstein wrote, the government and the civil liberties union are to present a joint plan for processing such information, and in early September the court will hold a conference with the parties to resolve any remaining issues.

They have shocked bosses at ITV by announcing they are to present a new evening show on Channel 4. The married couple, who have come to epitomise daytime TV, have become part of the ITV furniture over the past decade with a cult following among housewives and students alike for their This Morning show.

Ms. Lobel, a set designer, has long wanted to bring these characters to the stage, and she will have her wish this weekend: Vassar College and New York Stage and Film are to present "A Year With Frog and Toad: The New Musical," a workshop production at the Powerhouse Theater on the Vassar campus in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

The difference — and a flare-up over the raids between Mr. Karzai and Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top American commander in Afghanistan — is likely to be a central focus at a NATO summit this week in Lisbon, where the United States and NATO are to present a plan that seeks to end the combat mission in Afghanistan by 2014.

The worst thing is to present a show that is no longer relevant.

ASR Ltd, a New Zealand firm, is to present a proposal for "refinements".

Thursday's meeting was its second; it is to present a report in June.

The hope is to present a portrait of the UK in the 21st century.

The other is to present a sham alternative and call it reform.