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Hypersensitive to any unscripted news happening in the center of Beijing, the government had sought earlier to restrict coverage of the episode and promptly deleted witness photographs and related postings on social media.

At the Inter-American Economic and Social Conference here, a compromise formula had been sought earlier to deprive the "Seven Wise Men" idea of much of its ruling powers.

Hypersensitive to any unscripted news happening in the center of Beijing, the government had sought earlier to restrict coverage of the incident that happened Monday afternoon and promptly deleted witness photographs and related postings on social media.

President Obama is expected to move well beyond the $2 trillion in savings over a decade that he sought earlier in negotiations over raising the federal debt limit now that Republicans have signaled their willingness to scale back some tax breaks, Carl Hulse and Mark Landler write.

Asked what would happen if Congress sought earlier financial records, the White House official said it would be "not fair" if lawmakers were "to subject her to a process that is different from other cabinet secretaries generally," adding, "We're going to evaluate those requests when they come".

Some people experienced disappointments and setbacks from the help they sought earlier creating trepidation about looking for guidance.

Lawyers for the creditors sought earlier this week to keep their identities secret under court seal, but the judge in the case, Arthur J. Gonzalez, rejected that request.

Given the scale of the problem, Mr. Gross says the tax increases proposed in the "grand bargain" that Mr. Obama and Speaker John A. Boehner sought earlier this summer were too small.

Congress has shelved impeachment proceedings against all nine justices of the Supreme Court, which President Eduardo Duhalde sought earlier this year after his efforts to prevent depositors from withdrawing money from their bank accounts were ruled unconstitutional.

The new chief of GCHQ, Robert Hannigan, sought earlier this week to justify the extent of surveillance powers by arguing that jihadis and criminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated in the way they exploit the internet.

Mr. Silver, who resisted some of the cuts that Mr. Paterson sought earlier this year, said on Wednesday that it was too early to begin looking for more trims.