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The trials became bogged down in legal challenges culminating in a 2006 Supreme Court decision, in a case brought by Mr. Hamdan, striking down the system.

Students will be asked to work in interdisciplinary teams on several design challenges, culminating in the development of a toolkit for inclusive design.

It documents how she identified and assessed these external and internal strategic challenges, culminating in her initial conclusion that the company's consumer-oriented and enterprise-oriented businesses would perform "better together" but needed to be significantly strengthened through improving the key elements of the company's strategic leadership capability.

In 1997 the challenges culminated in the Australian National Parliament overturning the legislation when it prohibited Australian Territories (the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory) from enacting legislation to permit euthanasia.

Along the way they undertake a series of challenges culminating in a fight to find the fastest way into New York, all in the name of crowning the world's greatest sports car.

As we're talking over the phone, you're in Zermatt, where Virgin's month-long Strive Challenge culminated in the "Strivers" climbing the Matterhorn.

Clinton's outward support for some form of a public option re-emerged during Sanders' bruising primary challenge, culminating in a joint announcement by both candidates Saturday.

The challenge will culminate in a public Demo Day at the end of the semester where teams will give short presentations and prizes will be awarded in various categories.

The Challenge will culminate in a race of flying donkeys around Mount Kenya in under 24 hours, delivering and collecting 20kg payloads as they go.

In this analysis of Japan's changing military policy, Andrew L. Oros shows how a gradual awakening to new security challenges has culminated in the multifaceted "security renaissance" of the past decade.

Today, "stop-and-frisk" as New York City knew it is over, undone by a torrent of public outrage and political pressure, and by legal challenges that culminated in the ruling that the Police Department's drastically increased use of the street stops of black and Hispanic men over the preceding decade was unconstitutional.

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