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Metro spokeswoman Sherri Ly said that with the new award, the agency manages to avert the prospect of busting the subsidy cap, which would put it at risk of $180 million a year in penalties.

The settlement between state prosecutors, the Justice Department and Microsoft will avert the prospect of litigation over the matter.

It also averted the prospect of a clash between the civilian and military leadership of Bangladesh.

Two late goals in Dortmund averted the prospect of similar despair and he was entitled to sing loudly.

The ordeal ended Thursday evening after army tanks surrounded the guards' headquarters, averting the prospect of a clash between the civilian and military leadership.

American Ballet Theater and its orchestra said yesterday that they had reached agreement on a new three-year contract, averting the prospect of a strike.

2 33 p.m. | Updated House and Senate leaders reached a tentative agreement on Tuesday that would pay for federal government operations through next March, averting the prospect of a messy government shutdown just before the November elections.

As a result, House and Senate leaders on Tuesday, with little fanfare and no drama, said they had reached a tentative agreement that would pay for federal government operations through next March, averting the prospect of another messy shutdown debacle.

Lawyers for the president-elect settled the three lawsuits on Friday, averting the prospect of him testifying in a courtroom showdown which threatened to reveal more troubling details about the now defunct real estate course.

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The settlement, reached in recent days by state prosecutors, the Justice Department and Microsoft, averted the prospect of litigation over a complaint by Google that Vista had been designed to frustrate computer users who want to use software other than Microsoft's to search through files on their hard drives.