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But of all its trials – for murder and mayhem, for treason and sedition – none has had such profound social and political consequences as the trial in 1960 of Penguin Books for publishing Lady Chatterley's Lover.

When Babel Tower appeared in 1996, there was a palpable shift in tone and style; winding together large sections of an imagined fantasy novel, its trial for obscenity and Frederica's own messy divorce case, it was both fractured and self-consciously ludic, a sign that Byatt's thinking on narrative was becoming more complicated and deliberately disruptive.

Spring officially left us this past Tuesday, and this last week in New York reminded me that summer has its trials, particularly for those of us without central air conditioning.

Shortly afterward, Sudan's justice minister reiterated the government's longstanding position that it would conduct its own trials for war crimes suspects, according to The Associated Press.

Egypt's court system has drawn international criticism recently for its trials and harsh sentences for Muslim Brotherhood members.

China has previously returned suspects who are Hong Kong citizens but has held its own trials for mainland citizens.

State of New York over the antidepressant medication Paxil, the company agreed to take an unusual step: publicly disclosing the results of its clinical trials for Paxil and other drugs.

One important point to flag is that Sight Diagnostics has not yet published peer reviewed results of any of its clinical trials for OLO.

Merck has been saying for several months that its review of the data from its clinical trial for colorectal cancer left it optimistic.

Banuba is also likely to take advantage of the news that Facebook recently announced it was testing AR ads in its newsfeed, following trials for businesses to show off products within Messenger.

The company will begin its initial clinical trials for F.D.A. approval next year.