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Defense lawyers argued that Mr. Malvo had made a demand for a lawyer in a way that should have precluded further questioning.

"We have made a demand for return of the $12m and, if that money is not returned to us, my client will pursue litigation.

They have made a demand for training that focuses as much on race relations as on the proper uses of firearms and deadly force.

But when he testified last week, Dr. Petit, who survived the crime in Cheshire after being beaten and tied up, said one of the intruders had made a specific demand.

He said that there was never any reluctance to accept the off-the-air condition even though he could not recall a situation where a newsmaker had made a similar demand on ESPN.

Hadrian's scheme of imposing a double adoption upon his immediate successor looks like another imitation of the first emperor, Augustus, who had made a similar demand of Tiberius.

Not long before the programme was due to air in August, Thatcher had made a speech demanding that terrorists should be denied "the oxygen of publicity".

If Faulks had made a few more demands on his readers this disappointing book would have been all the better for it".

Mr Klaus said the authorities had made a "gross mistake" and demanded a formal explanation.In this section The French lesson Wagging the west Mission to Ankara Potemkin fleet Undesirable Persson Bonking ravers ReprintsThe police have plenty of supporters, however.

David Cameron told the BBC that Sturgeon had made "a series of ransom demands" which would threaten Britain's defences by allegedly linking support for Labour with scrapping the new generation of Trident missiles.

They said Volkswagen had made a big concession on its demand that workers put in extra time if they failed to hit production targets.