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Pfizer also raised its 2006 earnings forecast, citing lower expenses because of its plan to cut $4 billion from annual costs by 2008.

The tent camp had been set up by a new organization calling itself the March 24th Movement because of its plan to camp out from Thursday until demands for reform were met, as had occurred in Tahrir Square.

Google is also under pressure because of its plan to consolidate user privacy policies across its various services into one, essentially combining a wealth of disparate data on web users.

Shortly afterwards EADS came under fire in France because of its plans to shut a loss-making subsidiary near Bordeaux.

The Government has been accused of landing the low-paid with an effective tax rate of 93 per cent because of its planned steep withdrawal of tax credits.

It affirmed the AA- rating of the authority's bonds and removed it from the CreditWatch warning list; both steps should reassure investors, but Standard & Poor's warned that the outlook for the Port Authority has become negative, because of its plans to increase its debt load and because of weak flight traffic at its airports.

There were those in the crowd yesterday, many of them relatives of victims of the Sept. 11 attack, who worried that the Port Authority was not keeping enough, because of its plans to expand the station over more of the twin towers' footprints.

Last weekend, Chen accused NYU of bowing to pressure from China by ending the fellowship, and his supporters have suggested that the university is wary of displeasing the Chinese authorities because of its plans for a campus in Shanghai.

The budget, which is scheduled to be released Tuesday evening, has already infuriated education advocates and some state lawmakers because of its planned $300 million cut to the University of Wisconsin system.

The 408-foot mast had originally been accepted because of its plans for a "fiberglass and steel enclosure," but a decision to remove the cladding due to predicted maintenance difficulties is now threatening 1 World Trade Center's eventual claim as the country's tallest.

Mr. Hubbard said he could not say whether the agency might take legal action against Illinois because he had not seen details of its plan.