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Criticism focused on the UKBA's handling of the row, with Labour saying efforts to tackle bogus colleges were undermined "when ministers brief against a university on Saturday, deny the status is being revoked on Sunday and proceed to revoke on Thursday".

Irked by those moves, union leaders question why the administration is insisting that the homeland security bill allow the president to revoke, on national security grounds, union and many civil service protections from federal workers who are already barred from striking.

Data on the VeriSign Web site show that one of the certificates was revoked on March 9 and the second one was revoked on March 12.

The punishment was later revoked on the personal orders of then-King Abdullah.

Music downloaded via iTunes is held under a licence which can be revoked on death.

This was done for the sake of law of order, and that order was revoked on Oct. 1.

The administration also revoked on Monday an agreement allowing certain Arizona law enforcement officers to enforce federal immigration laws.

But Mr. Monroe was rearrested on criminal trespass charges in Rochester, and his parole was revoked on April 6 , 1999 the authorities said.

The ban was officially revoked on Oct.1, but as of last weekend, access to the Web sites had not been fully restored.

In Salt Lake City, permits that allowed people associated with the movement to camp in a downtown park, Pioneer Park, were revoked on Friday after a man was found dead.

(The gold medal was revoked on account of a positive drug test, then restored on appeal, because marijuana was not on the banned-substance list).