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While Russia is eager to attract Western partners now, there's the danger of it revising terms in the future.

The Council had just approved Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's bid to revise term limits.

The City Council passed a bill in October sponsored by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to revise term limits and allow city officials to run for a third term.

That was the wonderfully candid, and quickly revised, term adopted by the U.S. Embassy when it began to report pollution measurements that were literally off the charts.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg used his veto power for the first time yesterday on a measure that would have revised term limits and given eight City Council members an extra two years in office.

He used his veto power six years ago on a measure to revise term limits for some City Council members and give them an extra two years in office — though the Council overrode the veto, on a 47-to-2 vote.

He inevitably responds yes, these people said, hinting that he would be in a strong position to run again in 2013, when Mr. Bloomberg will be forced from office under the revised term limits law.

Several members of the Council are putting up a fight, however, like Bill de Blasio, a Brooklyn Democrat who has opposed any legislation that would revise term limits without a voter referendum.

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Revisions posted 24/10/2011 to incorporate revised terms arising out of new Football Leagues agreement between the NPA and Football Dataco.

"And another 25percentt will get done at greatly revised terms to attract investors," she said.