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The Barclays settlement represents a record for the C.F.T.C., Wall Street's smallest watchdog.

Mr Aamer's supporters believe the settlement represents a breakthrough in the campaign to have the south London man returned to the UK.

"Protected" is a misnomer in that even a real terms settlement represents a significant drop in the proportion of science funding as a percentage of GDP.

"Given the reluctance of anyone in Washington before the Justice Department to improve competition in the real-estate industry, this settlement represents a milestone".

The new I.R.S. commissioner, Mark W. Everson, said the settlement "represents a real breakthrough and is a good working model for agreements with practitioners".

The huge settlement represents a sharp move away from the position that Bank of America's chief executive, Brian T. Moynihan, initially adopted last fall when the legal effort by the investors began.

The reports adds: "The joint liquidators consider that the settlement represents an excellent outcome for the creditors of the liquidation estate".

"This settlement represents an opportunity to bring closure to the Gray family, the community and the city," Rawlings-Blake said. .

The settlement represented a compromise between the reformist church and the empire.

Mr. Neale said that $50 million of the settlement represented a penalty to resolve criminal charges and was not deductible.

Industry analysts said the settlement represented a victory for CVS Caremark and a repudiation of the merger's critics.