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Earle Bruce, the Ohio State coach, has kept his charges focused on football since their arrival on Sunday.

Law enforcement officials said the investigation that led to the charges focused on whether the money was used to finance terrorism, but that was still unknown.

The charges focused on excessive fees billed to estates by Michael Lippman, who was a lawyer for the public administrator in the Bronx, and what Judge Holzman did when he learned of the fees.

The charges focused international attention anew on the multiple roles that early-career scientists played in the stem cell scandal--both in perpetrating and in uncovering the fraud and other violations and also on the intense pressures that young scientists can feel to produce career-boosting "good" results.

The charges focused largely on Deaver's responses of "I don't recall" to the two panels' questions about his lobbying contacts.

The charges focus chiefly on their postings on a banned online forum, which appears to have been closed down and replaced with a travel advice service.

The official said the new preliminary charges focus on suspicions that Diack bribed Gabriel Dollé, the IAAF's former anti-doping chief who is also under investigation, to delay reporting violations by Russian athletes.

The chief of staff, Andy Card, has instructed the whole White House to stop speaking to reporters, so that the chosen few can spoon-feed the press the image of an In-Charge, Focused, Resolute President.

It is supported by more than a half-million dollars a year from Agnes Gund, president emerita of the Museum of Modern Art, who said she hoped the program would "keep the people who are in charge focused on the most important thing about museums, which is the art part".

The FTC's charge focused on the fact that Google exploited a loophole in Safari to place cookies on its users' computers even though Safari, by default, blocks cookies from third-party sites.

On Monday, Justice Robert Torres of Bronx Criminal Court dismissed the resisting-arrest charge, focusing the trial, which began on Dec. 1, on the question of whether Mr. Malo attacked the peace officers, who are deputized by the New York Police Department.