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Iran has signaled it may be willing to stop enriching uranium to 20 percent purity, which is considered a technical step short of bomb-grade, but it seeks a weighty political message in return: an acknowledgment from the international community that it has the right to enrich uranium.

The lawsuit lists just four New York counties -- Onondaga, Schuyler, Washington and Suffolk -- as defendants, but it seeks a ruling that would overhaul the entire New York public defense system.

Hours later, Zambia withdrew a similar request for a one-time sale of 21 tons of tusks, but it sought a modest reduction in the international protection of its elephant population to permit eventual future trade.

The Corbyn agenda may echo that of Syriza, Podemos or the Parti de Gauche, but it seeks its home within an established vehicle.

Journalism, in other words, is a costly and paradoxical enterprise: it can flourish only when profitable, but it is most suspect when it seeks a profit at all costs.

CommonFloor currently has 200,000 properties posted directly from real estate owners in India, but it seeks to be more than just a listings site.

Bartoszek would not divulge the details of his bid, which was formally submitted in writing April 1, but confirmed it sought a 10 percent share of SNY, the Mets' profitable television network.

Mr. Corzine's charity, the Jon and Joanne Corzine Foundation, was scheduled to have filed its annual tax return with the I.R.S. by June 15, but it sought and received a 90-day extension.

But at the same time it sought a white knight, including the consumer giant Procter & Gamble, which last week backed out of talks with Warner and American Home.

The proposed settlement includes the governing body's denial of wrongdoing, but the N.C.A.A. also acknowledged it sought a settlement to avoid additional expenses and distraction from litigation.

The amicus brief that Gottlieb and a number of nonprofit groups submitted in the Brooke S.B. case argued that Barone should be recognized as a mother, but it sought to steer the court away from de-facto standards.