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Those who want to set up a shorter-duration trust have only until the date of the bill's enactment to do it.

Among the questions is why it took more than two years for news of the law's enactment to be made public.

Endorsing equality now in general terms, while presumably leaving enactment to a state-by-state process, is good election-year politics.

The next step, Mr. Rogowsky said, is to activate the citizens panel, already provided for in a previous legislative enactment, to review the raises.

Mr. Berlusconi's opponents say his allies are pushing for swift enactment to stave off a verdict this fall in his bribery trial.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, proposed the bill, which would have increased the rate to $5.85 beginning 60 days after enactment, to $6.55 a year later and to $7.25 a year after that.

Plans are under way for a major re-enactment to mark the bicentenary of French Emperor Napoleon's final defeat at the actual battle site in Belgium this summer.

That handheld invasive style is coupled with authentic footage and incredibly accurate re-enactment to piece together the events of the day.

Taking the notion of re-enactment to a whole new level, "I Was a Captive of Nazi Germany" starred Isobel Lillian Steele, a young American who had gone to Berlin to study music in 1931.

This year his son, Brodee, 8, was cast in the re-enactment to carry the flag for the Confederate Gen. George E. Pickett, whose disastrous charge on the battle's third day left thousands dead.

The Canadian authorities would not allow the modern-day re-enactment to use a live incendiary, so explosives inside the dam instead were detonated once the pilots had carried out a successful direct hit.