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The committee represents a wider group of about 45 banks and hedge funds.

Notification of "each member" of the committee represents a reaction to the limited briefings by the administration on the NSA program involving surveillance of terrorist-related telephone calls between the United States and abroad.

Establishment of the citizen management committee represents a triumph for a coalition consisting of the Resource Organization on Timber Supply, a group of timber companies and unions with headquarters in Lewiston, Idaho; the Intermountain Forest Industry Association, in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; the National Wildlife Federation; and Defenders of Wildlife.

The offer, conveyed to the Sudanese authorities over the weekend by Senator John Kerry, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, represents a significant sweetening of the package of incentives the administration offered to Sudan in September for its cooperation with the vote.

Because the task of the party committee represents a political task, the choice to implement it or not reflects political loyalty.

Alice L. Miller, a scholar of Chinese politics at the Hoover Institution, said at a recent talk in Washington that a shrinking of the committee represents an attempt by the party to address shortcomings.

But the tone of the speech by Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chair of the BMA's GP committee, represents an escalation of the rhetoric and a further souring of its relationship with Whitehall.

The report was supervised and approved by a large committee representing a cross section of American society, including representatives of two oil companies.

The committee represented a rare example of Commissioner Kelly inviting outside scrutiny of the department.

Now, to Israelis' great dismay, the illogic is being hammered home to them, not by Syrians and by Palestinians, but by an American-led international committee representing a wide consensus.The committee, chaired by George Mitchell, the former senator who has striven for peace in Northern Ireland, was set up last October to investigate the latest Israeli-Palestinian crisis.

A contest was declared but in the end, in keeping with the spirit of a negotiated revolution, a new flag and a new anthem were produced by committee, representing a compromise: the anthem has alternating verses borrowed from the hymn of the liberation movement and from what had been the official hymn, and the flag has six colors.