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The launch of Nothing British was another important moment, reflecting a recognition that Griffin had widened the BNP's appeal and was trying to steal ground – on patriotism, or law and order – held by the mainstream right that was not overtly to do with race (such as its misleading campaign on rights for squaddies).

She said she hoped the proceeds, which a Sedgwick County district judge ordered held by the court clerk on Friday, would benefit the family of Mr. Rader, who called himself the B.T.K. killer, for bind, torture and kill.

Prominent Russian photographer Denis Sinyakov, American ship's captain Pete Willcox and Greenpeace spokesman Roman Dolgov were among those ordered held by a court in the northern Russia port of Murmansk.

He's the first pope to be a Jesuit, an order suppressed by Pope Cement XIV and an order held in suspicion by many other popes.

Apple said that those orders topped 1 million during the first 24 hours the phone was available — beating the previous single-day online order record held by the iPhone 4. Gene Munster, an analyst with Piper Jaffray, said in a research note that he estimates as many as 2.5 million iPhones will be sold this weekend.

At the beginning of July, Amazon.com announced that more than 1 million copies of the book had been pre-ordered within the U.S., breaking the previous pre-order record held by the sixth book in the series, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

The company said a new chairman would be chosen at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting, which a bankruptcy judge supervising the company has already ordered be held by March 1.

In higher orbits 100 to 200 miles above Eros, the spacecraft typically travels at only 2 to 4 miles per hour relative to the asteroid, in order to be held by the body's tenuous gravity.

Mr. Mehanna was ordered held without bail by Magistrate Judge Leo T. Sorokin of the federal court here.

After a brief hearing, Mr. Higazy was ordered held without bail by United States Magistrate Judge Frank Maas of Manhattan.

The roommate, Chris Lacroix, a 36-year-old carpenter, was ordered held without bail by a federal magistrate in West Palm Beach, Fla., pending another hearing in federal court there tomorrow.