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Steven W. Myhre, the acting United States attorney for Nevada, said a magistrate judge had initially approved the complaint.

The panel's hearings also brought to light that a local doctor had invited the American researchers, and that Guatemalan military and health officials had initially approved the work.

But township officials, who had initially approved a permit for the festival, thought better of the decision and asked the raceway to withdraw its application voluntarily, citing fears of violence.

The current and former officials interviewed Saturday amplified how Mr. Bush had initially approved the plan, and how the White House met objections as it notified Congressional leaders, as required by law.

Town officials had initially approved a special-event permit allowing Mr. Immordino to move forward with the running, so long as he came up with $5 million in insurance.

What brought Chandler, now 72, onto the public stage again was his decision in November to end his silence about the way The Los Angeles Times was being run by the current management team, headed by Mark H. Willes, whose hiring Chandler, as a member of the board, had initially approved.

In Parliament, reformers have initially approved two vital pieces of legislation that would strengthen President Mohammad Khatami against unelected religious functionaries.

Having initially approved the deal, South Africa's independent communications regulator agreed at the last minute to join COSATU's application to the high court to stop the listing.

After filing a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, he received a reply from FedLoan saying that his application "had initially been approved in error". He has not been told what the error was, and has not found any way to appeal the decision.

The rapporteur, Jan Zahradil (ECR, CZ), had initially recommended approving ACTA, on the grounds that it does not impede access to medicines, or trade in generic medicines for developing countries.

Among the companies, the Hartford Financial Services Group said it was eligible for $3.4 billion from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, while Lincoln National said it had been initially approved for a $2.5 billion injection.