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A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a death row inmate whose case attracted international support failed to prove his innocence after the Supreme Court gave him a rare chance to clear his name.

According to the Newhouse News Service, "U.S. troops in Iraq suffered through months of unnecessarily poor living conditions because some civilian contractors hired by the Army for logistics support failed to show up".

The 1980's and early 1990's were a tough time to be a college president, as federal and state support failed to keep up with soaring higher education costs.

The initiative had been designed to save part of the Yasuni national park in the Amazon from oil firms, but it was dropped after international support failed to meet the revenue goals of the government.

Members of the Syrian opposition attempting to broaden their membership and gain greater international support failed to strike a deal here Friday, casting doubt on the chances of a new opposition group being formed.

The major reminisced about Kachin victories in his younger days: in 1978, when the Kachin attacked a police station on the plain, and the next year, when Burmese soldiers surrendered en masse after their air support failed to show.

This attitude explains why the American effort to resume Israeli-Palestinian talks, despite ostensible majority support, fails to interest Israelis.

Four in five start-ups that seek support fail to raise enough interest, demonstrating that Crowdcube's users are discerning with their money.Both platforms are regulated by the Financial Services Authority, ensuring that investors' cash does not disappear.

In case of refractory cardiogenic shock, veno-arterial extra corporeal membrane oxygenation (VA-ECMO) is used when pharmacological support fails to restore adequate perfusion.

Healthcare costs go up, the premium support fails to keep up, and the result is altogether unrecognizeable from Medicare.

The value of such a power has been questioned by noting that in the national legislatures of the member states 85% of initiatives introduced without executive support fail to become law.