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A Spokane-based company the two founded, Mitchell and Jessen Associates, would secure $75m from the CIA in contracts, in addition to a further $6.1m from the agency for legal expenses in the event of criminal or civil action stemming from the contract.

The controversy stems from the contract for Ms Riza negotiated by Mr Wolfowitz.

The dispute stems from the contract for the Army's Theater High Altitude Area Defense program, known as THAAD.

Investors looking to take advantage of potential fallout stemming from the allegations purchased put contracts on the stock.

There are two striking features about the ways in which contracts stemming from the electronic marketplace are adjudicated today.

"We know over 220 companies that won contracts stemming from the Olympics," said Emma Tiernan, of Yorkshire Gold.

In a December planning report, new Emergency Manager Joyce Parker said Ecorse would save $2 million annually by bringing the city's Department of Works back in house, ending costly contracts stemming from the 1980s restructuring.

Nonprofit groups warn that the safety net itself is jeopardized by shrinking corporate contributions, foundation grants and government contracts, all stemming from the same financial crisis.

Bacon, who has co-written a book on failing government projects, said that the NHS's particular problems stem from the original contracts signed before 2002.

Michael Murphy, a spokesman for the development agency, said it would seek to recover the costs of the outside legal counsel through insurance policies on the project, and through claims stemming from its contract with Bovis.

The dispute stems from the three-year, $39 million contract Sheffield signed in 2003 with the Yankees.