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Palestinian director Hany Abu-Assad, twice Oscar nominated, takes the reins.

Danny Boyle's Mumbai-set melodrama triumphed in all but one of the categories for which it was nominated, taking best picture, best director and best adapted screenplay, as well as five others.

The prediction: Since the 2001 Oscar ceremony, there have been four splits between Best Director and Best Picture, including last year when Ang Lee won Best Director for "Life of Pi" while "Argo" (directed by Ben Affleck, who wasn't nominated) took Best Picture.

The person said Rosenstein will probably stay on until after William P. Barr, a former attorney general whom Trump nominated to take the job again, takes office, assuming he's confirmed by the Senate.

It is now all about accumulating a majority of the 2,286 delegates to take to the Republican convention in Tampa in August, where the candidate will be officially nominated to take on Barack Obama for the White House in November.

P.V. Narasimha Rao was nominated to take his place as President of the Congress (I) Party.

The new slate of board members is nominated to take such action.

Three senior officers will also be nominated to take over the powerful regional combatant commands.

Michael L. Dourson has been nominated to take over the top job in regulating toxic chemicals at the Environmental Protection Agency.

A classmate has been nominated to take notes for Liam when he cannot make it into lessons on time.

Such a question would be worth raising again this year, but it is perhaps best directed at the person nominated to take Mr. Breuer's place at the Justice Department.