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First Union, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., is battling with SunTrust Banks Inc. to acquire Wachovia.

Steve Stallone, a spokesman for the union, which is based in San Francisco, praised the tentative agreement, which he said was a major development.

"It's a catastrophic emergency," said Pascal Ngoga, Rwanda's ambassador to the African Union, which is based here in the Ethiopian capital.

The proposal was abandoned, and the astronomical union, which is based in Paris, released a statement reaffirming that Pluto was and is a planet.

The transaction will expand the reach of First Union, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., into Illinois, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont.

First Union, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., has stumbled since buying the Core-states Financial Corporation and Money Store Inc. in 1998, and some analysts had speculated that Mr. Crutchfield's job might be under pressure.

Even Cooper Union, which was based on the belief that college education should be open and free to all and was able to provide free education for over 150 years, was not able to escape unscathed.

Amongst the rallies taking place today will be one entitled Organising for Fighting Unions (OFFU), which is based in the Respect HQ in east London.

She ultimately raised the majority of Clue's venture capital from, among others, Union Square Ventures, which is based in New York, and Nokia Growth Partners, which has offices in five countries.

A spokesman for Union Bancaire Privée, which is based in Geneva and had $700 million of clients' money invested with Mr. Madoff, declined to comment on whether the bank was considering compensating its clients.

The Union of Medical Care and Relief Organizations, which is based in Paris, said that within 24 hours of the resolution's approval, two more hospitals in eastern Ghouta had been hit by airstrikes.