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The defense counsel did not challenge these apparently unconstitutional race-based strikes or request the kind of hearing for doing so that the Supreme Court allows.

What would be nice, however, would be a system where you could request the kind of video imagery you want, and then have it produced by a videographer, who would then maintain the rights to resell it on Fotolia.

The other related issue concerns advance-care planning consultation: a section of the House reform proposal would have reimbursed physicians for providing voluntary consultations of Medicare recipients on end-of-life health planning (which is also covered by many private plans), enabling patients to specify, on request, the kind of care they wish to receive in their old age.

The French cabinet is to rush through a new bill today aimed at recapitalising banks although the finance ministry says that few if any French banks are requesting the kind of assistance being promised.

First, shares in the company were sold to Time-Life, which, while humbly refraining from any direct interference, became a constant irritant by firing off endless requests for the kind of information Deutsch could not provide.

The information requested included the kind of sports participation, the frequency per week or per month and the duration per workout (for example: soccer 2 × 1 hour per week, cycling 7 × 10 min per week).

Peskov, answering questions about the matter on a conference call with reporters on Wednesday, said he had seen the email among many others he said he received every day, but had not responded to it because the request was not the kind of thing he dealt with in his job as Kremlin spokesman.

This means case by case processing of individual requests — rather than the kind of algorithmic automation Google is so fond of.

In a planning meeting, community leaders requested explanation of the kind of questions the children would be asked.

Analyses available on request show also that the kind of countries (industrialized countries versus developing countries) involved in the surveys did not influence the proportion of countries where males' variance ratios are significantly larger than females'.

Kay Stimson, a spokesperson for the National Association of Secretaries of State said other secretaries of state intended to treat the information like a FOIA request, which would mean the kind of information released would vary by state.