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Port Melville is operated by an AusGroup subsidiary, Teras Australia, which has been asked for comment.

Their survey question, which has been asked since 1993, has been criticised as polarizing and too simplistic.

The case, Cline v. Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice, No. 12-1094, has taken a detour to the Oklahoma Supreme Court, which has been asked for a clarification.

Separately, a dossier from the oil ministry in Baghdad has been handed by the British Foreign Office to Customs and Excise, which has been asked to investigate.

The Legislature's two top Republican leaders said that before making a decision they would consider recommendations from a select committee, which has been asked to review the state's options.

There is little that is more quintessentially British than the proms, but on Thursday the Royal Albert Hall will hear a youth orchestra from the Occupied Territories, which has been asked to perform alongside Nigel Kennedy.

It comes ahead of another critical month for Greece, which has been asking for more time to bring its finances under control.

Mr. Weitman said the company, which has been asking the E.P.A. for clarification, worried that it would not be able to afford the technology required to comply with new standards.

Joanna Briscoe's Touched is the latest novel from the Hammer imprint, which has been asking acclaimed authors from Jeanette Winterson to Helen Dunmore to add a touch of horror to their writing.

Overall, 850,000 jobs depend directly on the car industry.Up to £400m of the package, say some, is aimed at JLR, which has been asking for £900m in government money to finance working capital and the transition to low-carbon cars.

The American figure comes from research by the National Science Foundation, a US government agency which has been asking this question as part of its survey of public attitudes to science since 1988.