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Mr. Syron, who has not been accused of any wrongdoing, is the latest executive mentioned in the government's sweeping examination of the two government-controlled companies.

A sweeping examination of the intimate link between war and manhood as society has construed it since the Middle Ages; Braudy reads Al Qaeda as the mortal thrashings of a dying order.

The move to allow women into combat roles in Canada began with recommendations issued in 1970 by a government commission that conducted a sweeping examination of the place of women in Canada.

Instead of a sweeping examination of the corruption and political repression of the Mubarak government, the prosecutors rushed the case toward trial last spring in an apparent attempt to soothe protesters.

The move by the Justice Department's Campaign Financing Task Force is the most serious development yet in an inquiry that began four years ago by looking into a handful of questionable contributions to Mr. Torricelli and has since expanded into a sweeping examination of his $12 million campaign.

BETHESDA, MARYLAND--Scientists conducting a sweeping examination of the peer-review system at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are considering some radical ideas to revamp the process, they revealed today.

But Mr. Wyden said, "The name has been changed, but it's very clear that the architects of the original program still want to do the kind of pattern analysis, sweeping examinations of individuals, whether it's how they walk or whatever, that involves law-abiding Americans without the procedural protections a suspect gets".

What is more, many civil rights groups say, Judge Sotomayor's confirmation could provide an anchor against the current direction of the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who has led the more conservative bench toward a sweeping re-examination of government reliance on racial classifications, whether in school desegregation plans or landmark voting rights laws.

The lawyers for Zacarias Moussaoui said their client, the man identified by prosecutors as the 20th hijacker in the Sept. 11 attacks, might be mentally ill and should not be allowed to defend himself at trial without a sweeping psychiatric examination to determine his competence.

Donald Marshall Jr., a Mi'kmaq Indian whose wrongful conviction for murder became a cause célèbre in Canada, leading to a sweeping re-examination of Nova Scotia's legal system and changes in Canada's evidence disclosure rules, died Thursday in Sydney, Nova Scotia.

But the new Marine Corps regulations are just part of a sweeping re-examination of fitness standards in the military that Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta's announcement last week ending the ban on women in combat only accelerated.