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Mr. Murdoch declined a request for an interview, but has recently said he would preserve The Journal's independence.

The Bank of England Mr McDonnell stressed that he would preserve the independence of the Bank of England (having once argued that he'd like to see it scrapped).

He proposed a co-general partnership with Slade; he would preserve the homestead and develop a large number of 10-acre house lots near the luxury golf course.

He would preserve the traditional fee-for-service Medicare program as an option for beneficiaries, but would force it to compete directly with commercial insurance plans.

Mr. Ivanishvili has said he would preserve Georgia's close ties with the United States and its bid to enter NATO, despite the risk of irritating Russia.

Mary Follano, who asked Mr. Romney if he would preserve tax deductions for mortgage interest and other breaks "important for the middle class," also did not resolve her indecision.

He'd preserve the blood in plexiglass and UV resin to create glistening, mesmerizing sculptures.

But Hair belongs in its moment and, for all Kramer's skill, I wish he'd preserved its period flavour.

("Grace had me pinned in the parlor, talking about the superiority of European lace, while Dr. Hemingway hovered with a plate of cheeses and beets he'd preserved himself, from his garden in Walloon Lake").

Save for installing shades beneath the skylights, he'd preserved the loft as it was: red dial phone on a pillar; shirts in dry-cleaning bags; birdcage lacking only the parrot, Demetreus.

Joseph Heller, the opposite of demonstrative, was given to oblique ways of showing affection, like pelting Erica and her brother with "gray, shriveled" snowballs he'd preserved in the freezer for summer fun, or by hiding behind a newspaper in the back of a bus so that Erica wouldn't know he was worriedly following her to school each morning.