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Podesta recused himself from Keystone considerations shortly after joining the White House from the Center for American Progress, which opposes the pipeline.

Based on these considerations, shortly after the approval of imatinib, a number of single-arm phase 2 studies were started to assess the efficacy and the safety of high-dose imatinib (800 mg) administration.

But he withdrew his name from consideration shortly before Gov. James E. McGreevey released his far-reaching proposal on Oct. 14 to revamp the state university system and merge Rutgers with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Some faculty members publicly expressed concerns about Collins' lack of experience in academia, and she withdrew her name from consideration shortly before the new president was announced.

He added, "I don't know if it will be this week, but it will be given a lot of consideration very shortly".

"What I found most difficult were the ethical considerations," Ms. Monnier said shortly before "Pour Antigone" opened at Lincoln Center.

"Early on, it was the person I was quite enthusiastic about when I pulled out," says Prewitt, who withdrew his name from consideration as census director shortly after Senator Judd Gregg (R NH) decided he didn't want to run the Commerce Department.

Boston Properties submitted its building for consideration by the SEC shortly after the sale closed.

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Father Cantalamessa was also tasked to deliver a meditation on the problems facing the church and need for careful consideration to the college of cardinals shortly after the death of John Paul II, as they prepared to elect his successor.

"We hope to be able to resume assistance to the SMC shortly, pending security and logistics considerations," said the official, referring to the Supreme Military Council moderate rebel group.