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However, Channel 4 News felt that it could not conduct an interview under such terms, which included a 15-page contract full of limitations and restrictions.
Financial terms, which included $25 million in stock, were not disclosed, but a person familiar with the arrangement said it was valued at $120 million over 10 years.
Later on it leased Cuba back to US-approved Cubans on US terms, which included the retention of the Guantánamo Bay base.
In 2003, the government decided to settle with her on favorable terms, which included a payment of five hundred and ninety-five thousandollarsrs.
She insisted that they abide by her terms, which included an understanding that she would retain control and pour the profits back into the company.
The committee on Saturday appeared to reject Kendall's terms, which included that the scope of questioning be limited and that the hearing date, once set, would not change.
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Libraries that agree to work with Google must agree to a set of terms, which include making the material unavailable to other commercial search services.
The pages offer only links to related search terms, which include, according to a rotating list on the latter site, "Chinese Culture" and "Chinese Woman".
On Saturday, the initial public offering was delayed by two days, until Wednesday, because of the new terms, which include a 10percentt price cut and a one-third reduction in the number of shares immediately sold.
The Senate is expected to give final approval soon to legislation establishing the security department largely on Mr. Bush's terms, which include wide latitude to transfer or fire employees.
If the advocate general's opinion is confirmed by the full European court, Britain will have until March 29 to rethink its departure and remain a member of the European Union on the current terms, which include several concessions.
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