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Despite the growing number of polygamous marriages, the club's effort to promote the practice has put it in the sights of the authorities.

Observing that the Senate had dropped without debate a provision that would have limited President Bush's authority to conduct missile defense tests and passed a resolution on the use of force against terrorists with a "paucity of debate," Mr. Byrd said the practice had "put a zipper on our lips".

Public focus on their secret practices has put many Emberá leaders on the defensive.

But Keller, known for substantial but less than sparkling histories of American administrative practices, has put together one of the most engaging and accessible portraits of America's political evolution of recent years.

For decades FHA's underwriting practices have put families into homes they can't afford.

Under intense questioning, interrupted when one anti-HSBC campaigner was marched out by police after attempting to put his own questions to the witnesses, Gulliver conceded certain practices had put the bank's probity at risk.

But for all the practice Teixeira has put into bunting, he has yet to display it in spring training.

TECHCRUNCH Watchdogs Without Bark in Countrywide Case  |  A court battle over legal liability for Countywide Financial loans is "laying bare an industry practice that has put investors in mortgage securities at a disadvantage and reduced their financial recoveries in the aftermath of the home loan mania," Gretchen Morgenson writes in The New York Times.

(Miranda has Jefferson admit, after bitterly resisting, that the economic practices he has put in place make Jefferson's own Presidency possible).

Now that he has declared his support for the practice, the party has put same-sex marriage in its platform for the first time.

Reporters asked Anthony at the close of Tuesday's Knicks' practice if he has put that Jan . 7confrontation with Garnett behind him.