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It also lays out a timetable for handing over five other American bases also in the crowded southern half of the island by the late 2020s.

With this agreement and the one reached on March 9 that laid out a six-month timetable for handing over detention operations to the Afghans, the strategic partnership agreement between the United States and Afghanistan can now go forward.

Most important of all, the tiger chivvied his dilatory friend into firming up the timetable for handing over those 22 panels: nearly a decade after the armistice, Monet was still refusing to let them go.

Mr. Powell and his counterparts also discussed Iraq, and the European envoys expressed satisfaction that the administration had moved up its timetable for handing over control to an interim government.

The European Union, whose members were bitterly divided over the war to oust Saddam Hussein, disagreed today over a timetable for handing over power to a sovereign Iraqi government.

Friday's agreement sets a date for returning the Futenma base to Japan as early as 2022, if the replacement base is finished, and establishes a timetable for handing over five other American facilities, which along with Futenma occupy 2,500 acres on Okinawa's crowded southern half.

Until recently the administration had voiced only approval for the generals' slow and shifting timetables for handing power to civilians.

Whatever the Europeans' aims, U.S. diplomats, who were still basking in their apparent victory, largely dictated the terms of Security Council Resolution 1483, offering other countries no say in how Iraq was governed, providing no timetable for departure, and handing the U.N. an ill-defined, subservient role.

The demonstration on Friday — asking for a clear and speedy timetable for the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to hand over power to a civilian government — was Islamist, but the crowds now calling for an end to military rule are varied.

But the team's top receiver, Steve Smith, stopped practicing Friday after injuring his groin, and left guard Rich Seubert broke a bone in his left hand Thursday; a timetable for his recovery is not known.

Since August, officials from the minerals ministry have been quietly negotiating with Anglo American, De Beers and other big mining companies, over details of a voluntary mining charter that would set out a timetable for moving some ownership into black hands.