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Researchers at the All China Women's Federation, who said they were aware of the group's ties with the Unification Church, said the foundation often lavished money and other perquisites on officials and cash-poor local governments.

"I actually think they're a notch above in many respects" in part because of the group's ties with Iran, he said.

The speed in which the winner was selected, along with the winning group's ties to Rahn, has led some to question the process.

And now, the PayPal group's close ties with the current crop of unicorns — a collection of some of the most valuable technology start-ups ever seen — suggest its influence is undiminished.

Although Ms. Hepburn has been working with Planned Parenthood, the nation's oldest and largest voluntary family planning organization, only since 1981, her mother's ties with the group were longstanding; she worked closely with Mrs. Sanger, who founded Planned Parenthood in 1916.

Short of a presidential waiver, the law requires the secretary of state to certify that the Colombian government is vigorously investigating and prosecuting human-rights violations by military personnel and paramilitary leaders, and acting affirmatively to sever the military's ties with the paramilitary groups before aid can be sent.

It was believed that the group had ties with Afghanistan's Taliban government and with the wealthy Saudi extremist and al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.

The move appeared to send a clear message to supporters and pundits that there would be no room to shuffle the pack ahead of the summer's daunting group ties with Croatia, world champions Spain and Italy.

Utley's group tied with Dana Quigley's team, so they had to decided the winner on a chip-off.

Switzerland's tie with Costa Rica was enough to clinch second place in the group.

Some critics accused Nice's guideline group of close ties with the pharmaceutical industry.