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It has been a rough time for Dell since August 2006, when it first disclosed an internal accounting investigation and issued a wide recall on notebook batteries.

The Met Office has issued a wide range of weather warnings, with winds expected to gust to more than 80mph as they swing north-westerly in mid-morning, with gusts of more than 90mph in exposed parts.

Judicial sources said that on Friday, Judge Rosa Maria Maggi issued a "wide investigation order" to detectives trying to find who sent a letter believed to have been laced with the bacteria to a doctor in Santiago.

Turner's exploitation of blue-printing techniques brought him success; he issued a wide range of patterns, including sporting subjects, views, and commemorative pieces (such as that showing the world's first all-iron bridge built nearby in 1779) that were embellished with elaborate scrolled or brocaded borders.

U.K. science bodies and prominent researchers have already issued a wide range of reactions to the CSR, many expressing relief but others continued concern.

In December more than 300 of the country's most prominent activists issued a wide-ranging appeal for democratic reform.

The credit ratings agency, Standard & Poor's (S&P) has recently issued a wide-ranging set of research reports on the implications of climate change for the bonds issued by both countries and corporations.

ENERGY -- A new policy was once a top goal of the White House, which last year issued a wide-ranging proposal calling for greater domestic fuel production and new conservation measures.

David Pocock has issued a wide-reaching apology for the neck hold he inflicted on Michael Leitch at the weekend in a refreshing departure from the usual "sorry, not sorry" sentiments often trundled out by redemption-seeking sports stars.

"Sharing" your apartment in New York City just got a whole lot more complicated, with news that New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has issued a wide-ranging subpoena to Airbnb, demanding information on the fifteen thousand or so city residents who have put their residences up for rent on the Web site.

Mr. Schneiderman issued a wide-ranging subpoena on Tuesday to executives at a foundation affiliated with the chamber, seeking e-mails, bank records and other documents to determine whether the foundation illegally funneled $18 million to the chamber for political and lobbying activities, according to people with knowledge of the investigation.