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Google had made its complaint confidentially as part of the consent decree proceedings set up to monitor Microsoft for any anticompetitive conduct after it settled a landmark antitrust lawsuit five years ago that had been brought by the states and the Clinton administration.

Senate leaders still havent agreed on an outline for the proceedings, setting the stage for a trial that could last for weeks.

A jazz workout opens proceedings, setting the pace for a rollercoaster ride through hip-hop at its most freeform.

The Garners were in divorce proceedings with the trial set for Wednesday morning.

A coroner's officer said a provisional date of 28 January had been set for proceedings - but only if the eight-week inquest was given the go-ahead during a review on 23 October.

In one, the morass grew so thick that the judge scheduled pretrial proceedings after the date he had set for the trial, evidently realizing that there were too many unresolved issues to rush the case.

Accrington Stanley insist they will pay HM Revenue and Customs HMRCC) the £300,000 owed in unpaid tax and national insurance contributions after the club received notice of winding up proceedings and a High Court hearing set for 10 June.

Mining the smallest association rule set for predictions, In Proceedings of the 2001 IEEE international conference on data mining (pp. 361 368)] is the smallest association rule set that makes the same prediction as the entire association rule set by confidence priority.

That's the surprising conclusion of a study previously released on the arXiv preprint server and set for publication this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Proceedings for his deportation to Slovakia were expected to start in September but no date had yet been set for the start of his trial in Budapest.

Mr. Qadri's hearing was originally set for Tuesday, but he was taken to an antiterrorism court on Monday instead, surprising defense lawyers, who were unable to attend the proceedings.