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"For years, cardinals and others said that the Second Vatican Council sought a more horizontal government, that the pope should listen to bishops to resolve scandals," Mr. Rodari said.

While they may push back against regulations and enforcement actions, financial firms typically tread softly in dealing with their regulators, preferring to strike settlement deals that swiftly resolve scandals.

In its haste to resolve a scandal, the I.S.U.

It has never happened before: to resolve the scandal overwhelming the 19th Winter Olympics, a second gold medal was awarded.

The swap, which took place in Vienna on Friday, helped to resolve a scandal that threatened to strain United States-Russian relations.

Volker Ruhe, a former defense minister in Mr. Kohl's cabinet, is among the many leading Christian Democrats anxious for decisive action to resolve the scandal.

Lawyers for the victims said it was the first time the church had made a concrete offer to resolve the scandal.

Setting up a big-time spy swap to resolve this scandal will make Russia's leaders feel like they are back in the good old days of superpower parity.

He is a well regarded and successful chief executive; he has crisis-fighting experience since his first task at Compass, in 2006, to resolve a scandal involving a UN contract; and Compass, as a contract caterer, could be viewed as being in the retail game, broadly speaking at least.

He was accused by the Vatican adviser Edward Peters of "public concubinage," as it's known in canon law, and Peters recommended that Cuomo be denied communion until he resolved "the scandal" by ceasing this "cohabiting".

Lord Grantham travels to America to resolve the Teapot Dome scandal.