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In a news conference that was decidedly more upbeat than Hansen's, Johnson said his group "left it all out on the floor" in its presentation to the owners, which included Clay Bennett of the Thunder, James Dolan of the Knicks and Peter Holt of the San Antonio Spurs.

In its presentation to the court, the Canadian government said that it would be difficult to convict, or even prosecute, Mr. Khadr in Canada.

In its presentation to analysts, the enlarged Commerzbank was billed as a German champion.

The case, Ferguson v. City of Charleston, No. 99-936, in in fact unusually one-sided in its presentation to the court.

That was one of the more provocative assumptions put forward by the new management of America Online in its presentation to analysts last week.

In its presentation to the press, the WEF stressed that more than "25 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall," interstate conflicts, and "relics of the Cold War" were now the most likely risks to global stability.

In its presentations to the Navy, Boeing argued that its 737 jet could get to suspected targets faster, that it had a larger flying range and that it could also fly slowly at low altitudes.

NBC will announce its fall schedule — deciding the fate of the rest of the Thursday comedy lineup, including "Community" and "Parks and Recreation" — this weekend in advance of its presentation to advertisers in New York Monday.

The execs spent a good deal of time in its presentation alluding to how the 2012 Fisker Karma, like a beautiful woman, was timeless and needed only new dressings and jewelry to attract the gazes of its (primarily male) buyers.

At the same event in February, he declared that NBC would be "much more realistic and much more honest" in its presentation of programming to advertisers.

Patel found that in its presentation of evidence to the federal courts in the course of Korematsu's prosecution and appeal, including in the Supreme Court, the government had knowingly and intentionally failed to disclose critical information that directly contradicted key statements on which the government had asked the courts to rely.