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And if an open-skies deal were ever signed between Europe and America, opening up London Heathrow, Aer Lingus has slots there which could be converted into transatlantic flights.

If a bill effectively eliminating these funds were ever signed into law, it could apply retroactively.

But no deal was ever signed.

"Nothing was ever signed; nothing was ever agreed upon," said Mr. Martinez, who said he had already met with investigators.

(No peace treaty was ever signed after the Korean War, of 1950 to 1953).

Shawn McBride, a United States-based spokesman for the K.H.L., said that no contract for the two games was ever signed between the K.H.L. and Barclays Center officials.

One developer, Steve Crow, the author of Starquake, Firelord and Wizards Lair, even claims that no contract was ever signed with Elite.

Here's a word of advice: If you or a friend are ever signed to a record label, and the company schedules your CD for release the first week in January, find another record label.

A mediator spent 16 hours with negotiators earlier this week, resolving in principle disputes over the health coverage, teaching responsibility and wages, though no agreement was ever signed, Mr. Shenker said.

A spokesman for Ms. Voigt, Albert Imperato, denied that a contract was ever signed with the Schubert Club and said the two sides had only discussed the possibility of her performance.

After three years of fighting, in which as many as four million people died, the two sides agreed on 27 July 1953 to a shaky truce, though no treaty was ever signed.