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Customs seizures, said Mr. Milliken, are commendable.

But Traffic, an organisation that monitors the illegal ivory trade and produces the world's largest database of elephant ivory seizures, said there was no evidence of a link between the sale and illegal trading.

Scott Bullock, a senior lawyer at the Institute for Justice, a Washington group that helps property owners fight eminent domain seizures, said a successful campaign needed to get organized and educated early, keep the pressure on politicians and make as much noise for as long as possible.

Because the seizure was his second — he had a similar one in 1993 — he meets the criteria for epilepsy, and he and his doctors will have to decide whether he should take medication to prevent further seizures, said neurologists not involved in his care.

American military personnel, working primarily with Guatemalan naval units, share intelligence and surveillance reports but do not carry out arrests or seizures, said Col. Michael W. Minor, the United States Southern Command officer who is the main architect of the mission.

Brain changes are also seen in children who experience fever-related seizures, says Dr. Shlomo Shinnar, a professor of neuroscience and the director of the epilepsy management center at the Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx.

The union, noting that the players would lose their anonymity if their testimony was used to prosecute the dealers, immediately contested the seizures, saying that the players' civil rights had been violated.

In particular, Coakley does not want the settlement to allow banks to avoid a look back at past foreclosures after Massachusetts' highest court voided two home seizures saying the banks failed to show they held the mortgages at the time they foreclosed.

He went months without suffering a single seizure, said Yvonne Cahalane, Forde's mother.

On average, warnings of impending surges occurred more than an hour before the seizure, said Dr. Leon D. Iasemidis, an associate professor of bioengineering.