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The judge has already refused a request from the families and their lawyers for an open trial that could be monitored by independent observers.

Bank of America had vowed to appeal that decision, raising the possibility that an appellate court would order a trial that could be embarrassing to the state regulator.

Such overlap may enable the S.E.C. to join Mr. Cuomo's office in a global settlement and thus avoid a trial that could be embarrassing should the S.E.C. lose.

Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, Greater Manchester and Cheshire East will start receiving all the rates paid in their areas from April in a trial that could be rolled out across the country.

There was one crumb of comfort for Lawson when a spokesman for the Metropolitan police said the force would not investigate allegations of class A drug use by her – unless " any evidence, and that includes material from the trial, that could be investigated come to light".

The present study was designed to re-examine this effect, by presenting observers with a singleton form target (on each trial) that could be accompanied by a salient) singleton color distractor, with the proportion of distractor to no-distractor trials systematically varying across blocks of trials.

Genentech and Roche have begun other trials that could be used to turn the accelerated approval into a full approval.

An exchange would have some advantages for the Obama administration, avoiding costly trials that could be an irritant for months or years in American-Russian relations.

The company, based in Birmingham, Ala., and publicly traded, has a drug entering early clinical trials that could be an alternative to Roche's Tamiflu, the anti-influenza drug that is being stockpiled by many governments and that has been in short supply.

When it comes to trying suspected terrorists, 50percentt of the respondents said they preferred using open criminal courts -- with a jury, a civilian judge and a unanimous verdict -- as opposed to military trials that could be secret, presided over by a military judge and would not require a unanimous verdict.

Factors associated with trials that could be ascertained through a systematic review of published data were identified and examined.