It came as Mr. McCain made several gestures toward bipartisan cooperation, including promises to include people from both parties in his cabinet.
To entice cooperation, Diego promises the hacker a valuable military grade neural implant.
In return for his cooperation, she promises to save his brother Dean from the Faustian deal he had made to resurrect Sam in the second season finale "All Hell Breaks Loose: Part 2".
All of the speakers at the Democratic convention focused on big ideas and set out an impressive platform of issues of profound importance: health care, education, the economy, Afghanistan, Iraq, national and international security and cooperation, the promise that American holds out to her citizens and the hope she can offer to a world in turmoil.
Police officers inside the building thanked protesters for their cooperation and promised that they could leave together without interrogation.
As is evident from this report Iraq did not provide the full cooperation it promised on 14 November 1998.
With Congress narrowly divided and his own mandate all but invisible, Mr. Bush will need to foster the kind of bipartisan cooperation he promised during his campaign.
It is clear that the next president will have to sharpen Pyongyang's choice: offer greater benefits for cooperation and promise greater costs for continued defiance.
Officials in Ankara said the military cooperation Turkey promised today was quite limited, but that it was as much as the Turkish government could do, given strong public antipathy toward the war.
Mr. Bush said the agreement illustrated the bipartisan cooperation he promised to bring to the nation's capital, and he praised Mr. Norwood for practicing "the art of what is possible".
Pledging transparency and cooperation, Brennan promised Feinstein that the agency would take an honest look at her committee's study.
