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Prosecutors this week modified their indictment for a third time, mainly to conform to Illston's recent ruling to exclude some evidence that links Bonds to Anderson.

In Texas, for instance, a group of Planned Parenthood affiliates who do not provide abortions challenged a state ruling to exclude them from a healthcare program, saying that it would adversely affect thousands of disadvantaged women in the state who depend on it for vital cancer screenings and other services.

A still bigger bone of contention for NYU officials is that the ruling appears to exclude those in science-related fields from voting to become part of the union's collective bargaining unit.

On the Democratic Party primary side, Correct the Record, a super PAC founded by Media Matters head David Brock, has declared an intention to openly coordinate with Hillary Clinton's campaign by citing a 2006 Federal Election Commission ruling meant to exclude blogs and other online media from campaign regulation.

The result sets up lengthy coalition talks between Rutte and some of the dozen-plus parties that managed to gain seats in Parliament, which will create a ruling government certain to exclude Wilders. .

The ruling allows health plans to exclude sexual dysfunction drugs from prescription benefits.

The other effectively rolls back the A.I.G. ruling by allowing companies to exclude shareholder access proposals from the proxy.

Ms. Whipple's life partner, Sharon Smith, won a court ruling declaring it unconstitutional to exclude same-sex couples from wrongful death suits.

An article on Thursday about groups that disagreed with the Supreme Court ruling allowing the Boy Scouts of America to exclude gays misstated the position of the United Methodist Church.

The court ruling will allow national governments to exclude EU migrants from such benefits if they come solely to claim welfare.

Correction: July 1, 2000, Saturday An article on Thursday about groups that disagreed with the Supreme Court ruling allowing the Boy Scouts of America to exclude gays misstated the position of the United Methodist Church.