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The Murupara Store, which has applied for the off-licence, said it had no comment on the proposed expansion.

Unions hold 55percentt of the control of UAL, which has applied for a federal $1.8 billion bailout package.

The council, which has applied for nonprofit status, serves as a help desk and mentoring hotline for individual entrepreneurs.

The outcome of the case is particularly important for the French company, which has applied for planning permission to redevelop the Buncefield terminal, which it shares with BP.

The groups filed several more objections Tuesday over Mr. Coram's Gold Eagle Mining company, which has applied for the extensions on four mines.

The company, based in McLean, Va., which has applied for a listing on the Nasdaq stock market, was previously a part of KPMG L.L.P., one of the Big Five accounting and consulting firms.

G.M. and Chrysler, which have applied for a combined $13 billion from the Energy Department, must wait until the end of March for the Obama administration to decide whether the companies' restructuring plans would make them viable.

The authority, which had applied for the grant, found a number of businesses keen to host the docks, and in June it named a US company as the supplier of the system.

Now, with the Chapter 11 filing of US Airways, which had applied for a $900 million loan guarantee to secure a $1 billion loan, the board takes on a new role as a potential financier of companies actually arising from bankruptcy.

The good news for the Recording Industry Association of America RIAAA), which had applied for the injunction on the ground that Napster was facilitating piracy, was that the appeal court rejected most of the arguments that Napster offered in its defence.

British colleges now have to register with the UK Border Agency, which last month revealed it had turned down 460 of the 2,100 colleges which had applied for licences to admit international students, because they were bogus establishments sponsoring students as part of an immigration scam.