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The group, which began engaging Orpheus in 1985, was unable to meet its requests for additional fees, in part because the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark had just opened and drained away some of the older group's audience.

The commission, known formally as the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, has complained that some executive branch agencies, including the Federal Aviation Administration and the Pentagon, were slow to meet its requests for documents and other evidence about the attacks.

A1 The commander of American forces in the Middle East told the Turkish government that he could not spare troops to meet its request for an assault on Kurdish guerrillas who have been using northern Iraq as a base for attacks on Turkish forces.

ISTANBUL, Jan . 11- The commander of American forces in the Middle East told the Turkish government on Tuesday that he could not spare any troops to meet its request for an assault on Kurdish guerrillas who have been using northern Iraq as a base for attacks on Turkish forces.

It said it will make a legal challenge if the secretary of state does not meet its request.

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Despite "more than 14 face-to-face and teleconference meetings, hundreds of e-mail exchanges and dozens of written communications", the FDA complained, the company had not met its requests for data nor even contacted it since May.

While many members, including some very senior members from both houses, have requested a score from the JTC of a bill taxing financial speculation, the supercommittee has the JTC completely tied up meeting its requests.

The exchange said it stopped trading until the company met its request for additional information.

"When the government doesn't meet his requests, he will have to go and rearm himself," he said.

But its timing looked to some in Washington like insubordination an attempt to force his political masters to meet his request for tens of thousands of troops.