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In addition, there are a few economic reports on the docket that could help move the market.

Another couple items on the docket that could shake up traders will be the release of the preliminary third-quarter Gross Domestic Product on Wednesday and the Institute of Supply Management's manufacturing index for November on Friday.

Looking forward to this year, there are a bunch of potential companies on the docket that could go public, and times couldn't be better given the record highs of the S&P 500 and the Dow.

But she wasn't added to the docket that night.

There is no case yet on the docket that rivals the blockbusters of recent terms addressing health care, abortion or same-sex marriage.

But if possible, the docket that Mr. Clement has compiled in the private sector as one of Washington's leading appellate litigators may situate him even closer to the center of national discourse.

Most important, the fact that we have a jury in some cases makes a difference in all the rest of the cases in the civil docket that settle rather than go to trial.

He said he recently told a lawyer for the city that he would be adding his own document to the public docket that would make it clear how much money the city was paying his client.

Here's the background: Yesterday The Times ran a story on a Homeland Security review of deportation cases, an "accelerated triage of the court docket" that will focus on removing "the worst offenders," like "criminal aliens"—not on foreigners whose only transgression is being present in the U.S. without legal status.

There are also 29 other disputes on the center's docket that arise from some of the more than 1,400 bilateral treaties involving more than 130 nations that have signed an international convention to abide by the World Bank's investment rules.

In November, just days after Mr. Pruitt said he would eliminate the glider cap, staff members at the E.P.A. submitted an analysis to the agency's rule-making docket that contradicted the conclusions from Fitzgerald and Tennessee Tech that glider trucks created no more pollution than trucks with updated emissions systems.