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Solana has held numerous talks with his Iranian counterpart, Ali Larijani, in an effort to find a formula that would allow the talks to begin.

But the officials said Mr. Bush's aides were searching for a formula that would allow them to acknowledge intelligence-gathering problems without blaming" the C.I.A. or its chief.

They asked Test Match Special's statistician, Andrew Sampson, to concoct a formula that would allow them to compare the achievements of bowlers from different eras.

He said the price was based on a formula that would allow people who are making 125percentt of the median income of Westchester County residents to qualify.

The negotiations in Cairo have struggled to secure a long-term deal to end the six-week conflict as both sides have sought a formula that would allow them to declare positive results from the war.

The Cairo talks have struggled to secure a durable, long-term deal to end the six-week conflict as both sides sought a formula that would allow them to declare positive results from the war.

In fact, under the formula of land swaps that would allow some of these massive settlements near major Israeli cities to remain in Israel, the Israelis would have to hand over some of its territory adjacent to the Hebron hills to the future Palestinian state.

It could also lead to the development of a formula for allocation, he said, that would allow airport managers the option to pay for screeners without fear that the federal agency would remove one of its screeners for each one the airport paid to add.

Based on the empirical formula and charts, a new method of beam design called "concurrent flexural strength and deformability design" that would allow both strength and deformability requirements to be considered simultaneously is developed.

Right now, the Regents are lobbying for a bill that would allow them to raise tuition without state approval, or along state guided formulas.

On the same day, the United Nations human rights commissioner, Mary Robinson, said during a visit to Phnom Penh that she hoped a formula could be reached that would allow trials to proceed.