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PAGE C1 Met Pulls Art From Auction The Metropolitan Museum of Art dropped plans to put a large abstract sculpture by Eduardo Chillida on the market after the man who donated it raised objections.

The sight of O. J. Simpson's white Ford Bronco fleeing from the police in 1994, just like the live broadcast of a man committing suicide on a crowded Los Angeles freeway in 1998, drew huge numbers of viewers, proving the commercial importance of news helicopters even as it raised objections to their use.

Republicans, however, will have none of it, raising objections that range from the odd to the incoherent.

They were apparently communicated to the British". As it turns out, the CIA did warn the British, but it also raised objections in the two memos sent to the White House and a phone call to Hadley.

The administration noted that it had raised objections to arms transfers by Syria four times in recent months.

But while the bill passed the House handily, it has raised objections from partisans and nonpartisans alike.

But he also said he wanted the Justice Department to back off because it has raised objections to a voter identification law in his state and several others.

PARIS — The European Union's antitrust regulator said on Friday that it had raised objections to a joint venture proposed by British Airways, American Airlines and the Spanish flag carrier Iberia because of concerns it would curtail competition.

Does it matter if they raised objections to the system of interrogation but cooperated with it anyway?" The Senate report said that in 2002, a psychiatrist and a psychologist who worked at the U.S. military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, prepared a list of harsh interrogation techniques that ended up influencing interrogation policy not only at Guantánamo, but also in Afghanistan and Iraq.

But privately, participants in some of the meetings said, the Obama administration has raised objections, saying it did not believe it was appropriate to pressure financial institutions to make concessions for specific loans or businesses, according to one person who attended a meeting with Treasury and White House officials on the topic but asked to remain anonymous.

South Korea has also raised objections, saying it will "not tolerate" the move which it said was made without South Korea's agreement.