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In the Senate, Democrats on Thursday night abandoned efforts to pass a $1.2 trillion spending bill to finance the federal government through Sept. 30, and said they would accede to Republicans demands for a short-term stop-gap measure instead.

Cinergy, American Electric Power -- a huge coal-dependent midwestern power company -- and some other utilities say they would accede to the limits in the expectation that the bill would provide flexibility.

WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders said Thursday that they would accede to demands from conservatives and dig deeper into the federal budget for billions of dollars in additional savings this year, exhibiting the power of the Tea Party movement and increasing chances of a major fiscal clash with Democrats.

The Vichy French-controlled island of Madagascar stood astride the line of communication between India and the UK and the British were worried that the French would accede to occupation of the island as they had to the Japanese occupation of French Indochina in 1940.

Mr. Senoussi said he would accede to their demands.

Whether the Sur geon General would accede to the request could not be de termined yesterday.

The signs were on Tuesday that she would accede to the pressure.

Mr. Karzai could try to delay their departure, but early indications were that he would accede to Parliament's wishes.

This week had largely been spent haggling over how much financial disclosure the owners would accede to.

But just before Christmas, citing vows of obedience, he announced that he would accede to the cardinal's request.

It was unclear whether Russia would accede to such a demand in any new agreement, and if so, whether the Syrian leader would land here.