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"Night Stalker" defendant Richard Ramirez today lost a bid to delay his trial on 13 murder charges stemming from a string of random, Satanism-tinged attacks that terrorized Californians in 1985.

Citing those two caveats and a Justice Department definition of detainees' habeas corpus rights stemming from a string of rulings handed down by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, a senior administration official argued that the detention provision becomes "nothing more than a restatement of existing law...

The orchestra's problems stem from a string of reversals in recent years.

The other charges stem from a string of robberies and burglaries Davis commited against elderly people during May through July of last year, Cooper said.

It's uncertain whether the new rules will help stem a string of recent horse deaths at the track.

But Jones was stripped of his championship last year, after a string of incidents culminating in a hit-and-run; this week, while preparing for his comeback fight, Jones was arrested for a probation violation stemming from a citation for drag racing.

stemming from a personal feud.

Armstrong is still hurting from a string of disastrous deals.

Part of the confusion stems from a patchwork of relief.

Does it stem from a lack of awareness?

In part it stems from a perception of shared values.