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Under China's plans, the government would not place an overall cap on carbon dioxide emissions, an idea the government has rejected as premature.

Over her 19 years at the magazine, Ms Mouly estimates she has rejected as many as 10,000 cover images.

Ms Mouly says: "I work with cartoonists who try to come up with funny images that are capturing everything that's happening around us. "But in order to do that, I have to do a very, very difficult job, which is choose one out of the many". Over her 19 years at the magazine, Ms Mouly estimates she has rejected as many as 10,000 cover images.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - The Obama administration has rejected as too expensive a Department of Defense cost estimate for closing the prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and building a replacement, and it has asked for revisions, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing officials familiar with the plan.

It is thought to have offered Mr Bondi €70m, which he has rejected as insufficient.

At this point, I would be ecstatic if Dahlia consented to soup, which she has rejected as an entire category.

He helped persuade President Bush to support the measure, which the administration had rejected as too expensive.

Details of the manuscript - which his publisher, Willem Donker had rejected as too gruesome - began to surface in the Dutch underground press.

The Vatican had rejected as too political the Greek Orthodox Church's attempts to put a lobbying effort on behalf of Cyprus in their joint statement.

In fact, it is an idea that many environmental groups have rejected as misguided and potentially dangerous.

Some called him a voice for the voiceless, a phrase he might have rejected as self-aggrandizing.