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Others suspect a push for amnesty is being sought by a broad contingent of Mr. Mugabe's party worried about accounting for the past.

Mr. Florez, a Democrat who is chairman of the Food and Agriculture Committee, said the law would provide information for those who "have animals and want to take care of them," a broad contingent in California, with its large farming interests and millions of pet owners.

(Chinen) The Michael Carvin Experience (Wednesday) A drummer with a baseline in hard bop, and a teacher of broad but mostly unseen influence, Michael Carvin leads a contingent of younger players: Keith Loftis on saxophones, Yayoi Ikawa on piano and Jansen Cinco on bass.

"New York State has a much more broad interpretation of contingent liability than anyplace else," said Representative Roy Blunt, a Missouri Republican who is spearheading the legislation.

A sensibly broad coalition government is likely to emerge, with a strong contingent of Islamists whom secular-minded liberals distrust and whose democratic credentials have yet to be tested.

In Iraq, by contrast, the lack of a broad international coalition and the focus on an overwhelming military force appear to have produced a smaller contingent of foreign aid workers.

-- to his devoted contingent of assistants.

A contingent of protesters from Occupy Wall Street also participated.

M-V-P!" from a hefty contingent of Bulls fans.

A contingent of JPMorgan Chase executives were on hand.

Across Wall Street, a contingent of officers watched them.