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A bankruptcy judge may soon help determine the company's future.

THE same kinds of tags that let cars move quickly past tollbooths may soon help the armed forces keep track of their vehicles, weapons and people.

MANHATTAN: PRESCRIPTION DRUG INSURANCE -- The city may soon help elderly middle-class residents enroll in a state program to buy prescription drugs at a discount.

It is already training forces in Niger, and may soon help the new Libyan government secure its border.Unappealing, but unavoidable?The French may have felt compelled to go in alone, but to get out they will have to rely on the EU and the Africans.

He thinks that GE's "visionary leadership, just a little ahead of my industry" may soon help push the American energy business "from denial to pragmatic acceptance" of mandatory caps on carbon emissions.If so, it would spell still more sales for GE.

Local bottling of foreign wines, local production and, if they materialise, long-rumoured cuts in tariff duties may soon help bring the joys of wine to greater numbers of Chinese.For the country's growing class of the newly rich, however, a ludicrously high price tag is all part of the package.

Material answers Rock on The cheating side ReprintsBut NASA may soon have help—or competition—from elsewhere.

"They realise this is not about personal use of marijuana...[but] providing people with a natural, healthier and cheaper treatment for their pain".The project may soon expand to help with other ailments.

Still, the team's grade-point average has improved, Caldwell said, and he is optimistic that a student fee may soon be instituted, helping to fund athletics.

VIENNA--Scientists in the Balkans may soon get a helping hand from the European Union (E.U).

Technology is improving and a life-size robot may soon be available to help you clean your home, make repairs or even help you in the yard.