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The man, Giuseppe Setola, 38, had been placed on Italy's most-wanted list in connection with the murder in September of six African immigrants in Castelvolturno, outside Naples, and other suspected homicides.

The FBI has Zawahiri on its most-wanted list in connection with the August 1998 bombings of two US embassies in east Africa in which 224 people were killed.

The Yemeni authorities said the militant, Fahd Mohammed Ahmed al-Quso, 37, who has been on the F.B.I.'s Most Wanted Terrorists list in connection with the bombing of the Navy destroyer Cole that killed 17 sailors in October 2000, died in the strike in Shabwa Province in one of the rugged tribal areas controlled by insurgents.

A convicted felon was added Thursday to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list in connection with the slaying of his pregnant girlfriend and her unborn child during a card game last month, authorities said.

Mr. Pattison told The Daily Telegraph that American immigration officials said his name appeared on an Interpol list in connection with $10,000 worth of outstanding debts in the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar, where he had worked in 1999.

Claiming he's part of a short-seller conspiracy to hurt the company, Matrixx subpoenaed Mulligan's subscriber list in connection with a defamation suit it had filed against several anonymous chat room critics in Arizona (but not Mulligan).

Interpol has issued a wanted list of 27 people in connection with the killing.

Some energy industry insiders shrugged off the sanctions, predicting "business as usual". The European Union said it would add 15 Russians to its lists of individuals sanctioned in connection with the Ukraine crisis.

About that time, United States officials put him on the list of suspects and associates in connection with the Sept. 11 attacks.

Mr Asrih, a Shia, was on a list of 23 suspects wanted in connection with the protests, which broke out in February 2011.

The paper has an appendix that lists figures of speech used in connection with the storm: the first is "the big one," the last is "the shock doctrine," and in between are "apron of wetlands, "toxic gumbo," "chocolate city," and over a hundred others.