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If convicted, Mr. Berlusconi would probably file an appeal and ask for new parliamentary elections to be held, essentially seeking the verdict's repudiation by voters.

Time Warner Cable wants access to those programs on terms it says are fair and reasonable; CBS says that the company is essentially seeking something free, and that these deals have nothing to do with the retransmission negotiation anyway.

John M. Massameno, senior assistant state's attorney for the Waterbury judicial district, said that Mr. Cobb was essentially seeking to retry the case and that he had had a vigorous defense in his original trial.

Within hours, it let stand an Appellate Division ruling that held that Mr. Schundler was essentially seeking a free ride to the general election and that the voters' interest in having a choice should be paramount.

But Mr Justice Cameron, sitting at the High Court in London, said unions were essentially seeking "re-consultation" and had failed to meet "the very high test" for a judicial review.

Even as they vent their frustration, they have been essentially seeking assistance in articulating what it is that they demand when they seek a safer environment to go about their daily lives.

In it they essentially seek to erase Ms. Taymor from the "Spider-Man" universe going forward.

The message essentially sought out Zawahiri's blessing to launch attacks.

The Trussell figures essentially seek to record changes in the volume of demand for its charity food.

AT&T's less radical approach essentially seeks to match, rather than surpass, the speed of cable's Internet service.

But spreading alarm is one of the aims of terrorism, and fearmongering subverts the counterterrorism effort, which essentially seeks to manage the threat.