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It would also require the N.S.A. to send lists of the phone numbers it searches, and its rationale for doing so, to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court for review.

Such is their concern, they have asked government urgently to explain its rationale for the spaceport it hopes to build.

But the government was surely mindful that it will be required to explain to the ECHR its rationale for excluding gay couples from civil marriages and heterosexual couples from civil partnerships.

But in a statement, the company offered its rationale for the deal: "Rhapsody has demonstrated that it has what it takes to build a profitable business in the increasingly competitive on-demand music market," said Chris Homeister, senior vice president and general manager of entertainment for Best Buy.

Meanwhile, in the absence of any more comment from Sprint itself at the moment, Dish's chairman Charles Ergen dished out more detail behind its rationale for making a premium bid for Sprint: it's about video, getting Dish subscribers locked in to more services, and having a connection to those customers, wherever they are.

This tested its rationale for joining the club from the start.

The Obama administration has resisted growing calls that it make public its legal rationale for the strike, and declined to comment about the matter again on Monday.

Consistent with its previous rationale for the acquisition, Dell also believes that its global brand and broad global reach will dramatically accelerate 3PAR's revenue growth.

A federal judge ordered the Justice Department to release by Oct. 12 a document that describes its legal rationale for a policy shift two years ago, when it authorized state law enforcement officers to arrest illegal immigrants suspected in national security cases.

To that end, the Obama administration needs to stop hiding the memos including its legal rationale for extrajudicial killing from the courts, Congress and the American public.

Although a good number of Senators seemed exercised about the White House's tardiness in turning over its legal rationale for assassinating American citizens, few, if any, of them appeared to have any more fundamental qualms about the drone program.