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Tonight, the Mets were beaten by a player they essentially rejected -- Gary Sheffield, who asked the Dodgers to trade him to New York this spring.

A9 Minimal Charge for Cleric An Indonesian court essentially rejected Bush administration accusations against a radical Islamic cleric, Abu Bakar Bashir.

Remember, the Senate essentially rejected the nomination of the Nobel laureate Peter Diamond to the Fed board, because Senator Richard Shelby, an Alabama Republican, didn't think he had "the appropriate background or experience".

As for the notion of binding and centralized economic governance, with genuine independent oversight of members' budgets, its possibilities collide with a decision last year by Germany's constitutional court that essentially rejected the notion.

But the Midwest has a weaker system operator that does not truly control its grids, and some Southern states have essentially rejected deregulation, allowing utilities to continue to own their plants.

This is a turnaround for the two institutions, which essentially rejected the notion of granting 100percentt debt relief three years ago on the grounds that such a policy would be inequitable.

Instead of accepting the trial court's proper findings, the appeals court created a new, indefensible rule, essentially rejecting the Supreme Court's Boumediene ruling.

FIGHT THE POWER Other stores sell fashion, but BLK DNM essentially rejects it outright while still catering to  a crowd that cares about how they appear.

Multiculturalism -- the ideology that promotes the coexistence of separate but equal cultures -- essentially rejects assimilation and considers the melting-pot concept an unwelcome imposition of the dominant culture.

Bolivia is the third South American nation to essentially reject our view of how to run a country — it is now a recognizable theme.

A month later, Mr. Ashcroft instructed local prosecutors to seek the death penalty against Mr. McMillian and his two co-defendants, essentially rejecting the prosecutors' recommendation that a sentence of life without parole be sought in the case.