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Giuliani, a longtime defender of the president, took the helm of the defense nearly one year after Mueller began his investigation and amid signs that the special counsel is looking to wrap up the obstruction-related portion of his probe.

As kickoff to NBA training camp approaches, Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul is looking to wrap up a little business away from the court, listing his home in Bel-Air for sale at $11.495 million. .

The parties are looking to wrap up negotiations before midnight Sunday, when the four-year labor contracts expire.

Celtic are looking to wrap up qualification from Group D at the Stadionul Marin Anastasovici on Thursday.

In late 2011, I was looking to wrap up a series of articles I had been doing on the power of the gun lobby and its impact on gun laws, including in-depth examinations of how the National Rifle Association and others had pushed to enable people with a history of mental illness, as well as felons, to get their gun rights restored.

By then, however, England were home and hosed and the hosts will be looking to wrap up the series in Wednesday's third match at Edgbaston.

The Times also reported Sunday that sources said investigators were looking to wrap up the investigation into Cohen by the end of August ― and that charges may be near. .

NBA player Ryan Anderson hasn't donned a Rockets jersey since last year, but he's still looking to wrap up some business in Houston.

The release comes as congressional Republicans look to wrap up their parallel investigations.

They head home looking to wrap up the World Series!

The FCC is looking to have everything wrapped up as early as its December 15 meeting.