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Judge Walton said the warden at Butner Federal Medical Center in Butner, N.C., requested the extension because several chronic ailments were preventing officials from conducting necessary tests.

Judges must guide plaintiffs in producing evidence and conducting necessary investigations and visits, in order to uncover as many facts as they can.

In terms of coverage, the project accomplished a massive task by identifying 1,400 schools, and conducting necessary exercises for analysis and planning in those schools and related institutions in a relatively short period of time.

Anatomical data concerning average values of the cross-sectional areas of muscles, their orientation, and geometrical structure of the mandible (Table 1) were the formal basis for conducting necessary computer simulation.

The included block diagrams and analytical dependencies from (1) to (3) are the formal basis for conducting necessary computer simulation, taking into account the effects of the central nervous system on forces generated by human masticatory system adduction muscles.

According to Mazza, it is impossible for member states to conduct necessary consultations with IPR stakeholders and legislatures under this level of confidentiality.

Ms. Feinberg stressed that the board would not move ahead until it had heard from the community and had conducted necessary environmental studies.

But Ms. Stainback said that the authority had conducted necessary repairs at the buildings, including repairing the roof, installing new windows and, in October, sending in an exterminator to deal with vermin.

The session Thursday night coincided with a pledge to President Bush by the House speaker, Representative Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, to keep Congress in session beyond its scheduled Sept. 26 adjournment if necessary "to consider legislative proposals and conduct necessary investigations" linked to the crisis, according to Ms. Pelosi's letter to the president.

Republican committee chairman Mike Rogers said the US had been "held hostage by a traitor" after the Snowden revelations and praised the new bill as a "responsible solution" to the problem of how to preserve the ability of intelligence agencies to conduct necessary surveillance.

"We stand ready beyond the targeted adjournment date of September 26 to permit Congress to consider legislative proposals and conduct necessary investigations," Ms. Pelosi said in the letter, which said "the worsening crisis in our financial markets demands strong solutions and decisive leadership".