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Lewis Liman, an outside lawyer who helped Tyco with the S.E.C. investigation, backed up the contention by defense lawyers that Mr. Belnick was central to resolving the investigation.

It was, he said, "about mutual respect and trust, and that is a core issue that is central to resolving this".

Foreign ministers may like the idea of playing with a European army, but it is hardly central to resolving the economic crisis.

Experts say the book, if it sheds light on that explosive test, could be central to resolving a major controversy over whether China made its scientific advances as a result of stealing nuclear secrets from the United States.

"For our part the financial and welfare issues are central to resolving the current difficulties.

And unravelling what may have happened in the past is central to resolving the outstanding issues surrounding its nuclear programme today.

Shunsuke Kondo, chair of the Japan Atomic Energy Commission said today at a press conference that approval could come in May or June because it will likely take that long for negotiations between the governor and the central government to resolve remaining sticking points.

European markets, increasingly concern about the fate of banks and mortgage lenders, traded lower Tuesday after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke offered little hope that the central bank could contribute to resolving either problem.

One major hurdle to resolving this central debate is the fact that brain damage in human patients typically encompasses large portions of the anteromedial temporal lobe, such that the identification of individual substructures and precise neuroanatomical locus of the functional impairments has been difficult.

To get the most bang for their buck, however, central banks will need to resolve the long-running argument over what monetary policy should be trying to achieve.

Will bring to the job: As president of the New York Federal Reserve since 2003, Mr. Geithner has straddled Wall Street and Washington as a central player in trying to resolve the most significant financial crisis in more than 60 years.