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But some critics, including journalists who have long covered the sport, say lower-ranked Juryo wrestlers could be equally or even more prone to rigging bouts because demotion from Juryo would cast them back into a near amateur sumo league.

INSURANCE companies have long covered towns and cities against losses from liability lawsuits, but since the Sept. 11 attacks the premiums for the insurance have risen so dramatically that many municipalities have decided to take on the risk themselves.

In an effort to shield their still-secret products from prying eyes, automakers testing prototype models, often in the desert and at other remote locales, have long covered the grilles and headlamps with rubber, vinyl and tape — the perfunctory equivalent of masks and hats.

The vehicle that emerged from the process has long, covered, pontoon-style rear fenders, imparting a 1940s feel, as well as sleek sides and dihedral doors.

Mr. Bravin has long covered the war-on-terror tribunals for The Journal, including a front-page article in 2007 headlined "The Conscience of a Colonel".

Designboom, the online magazine devoted to design and architecture that has long covered Mr. Miyakawa's work, put up a Free Takeshi petition that quickly accrued 2,000 signatures; a Free Takeshi Facebook page had more than 3,600 members as of this week.

The insurer was created in the 1940's to cover city employees, and while it has long covered other clients, city workers remain a big part of its enrollment.

In 15 minutes, Dr. Jiang Lijuan broke up the dense cataract that had long covered Liang Xingwang's eye, removed the debris and slipped a new tiny plastic lens under his cornea.

"Chen Yonglin could easily prove to be the most important official ever to defect from a Communist country to Australia," a columnist, Brian Toohey, who has long covered intelligence matters, wrote in The Australian Financial Review.

Even without the accident, it has been a tumultuous 10 months for Bishop O'Brien, who early last summer avoided a criminal indictment for obstruction of justice by acknowledging that he had long covered up accusations of sexual abuse by priests under his command.

A graduate of Cornell Law School and a member of the New York Bar, Melber has long covered justice issues for MSNBC.