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The conclusion that existing laws governing the bulk interception of data have not been broken is also expected to prove controversial, because it comes a month after another landmark ruling by the IPT.

The timing attracted notice in the industry because it came a day after Exxon agreed to take BP's place in an exploration deal with Rosneft.

"Edge" may have bewildered audiences even more because it came a few months after "Ghostbusters" opened and became the highest grossing comedy of all time.

The choice of Morgan raised some eyebrows in German banking circles because it came a few months after Mr. Zumwinkel joined the company's board.

The discovery prompted concern because it came a week after the authorities foiled a plot in which two separate bombs — each containing circuit boards from cellphones — were sent from Yemen to Chicago via FedEx and U.P.S.

This is the only way, because when it comes a curriculum, nobody can question it…because there is a saying in Arabic 'la haya fil ilm'[meaning] there is no shame when it comes to education.

Dr Almond's plea carries especial resonance because it comes from a representative of a company which might be expected to cheer the idea of privileged access.

A tweet on a bank may thus be given a high sentiment because it comes from a twitterer that is very favorable with the bank, for example from a bank's stakeholder.

While recalls are commonplace in the auto industry, this one is extraordinary less so because of its size but because it comes over a parts supplier's objection.

I think it is having a resurgence because it comes from a place of authenticity and heart.

If it was something that we could very much get behind, we shouldn't penalize a film because it comes from a studio.