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But Barry avoids the thorny recent scholarship on post-­Reformation England, which has questioned the old textbook religious divisions, including the use of the word "Puritan".

The Democratic-controlled State Assembly, whash has questioned the use of gambling revenues to finance education all along, seized on the decision as evidence of the risks involved in that approach.

The Institute for Economic Affairs, which has questioned whether HS2 is commercially viable, is to hold a debate on the project that will see its business plan come under forensic scrutiny.

"It seems to me that the D.O.E. is realizing that they have a credibility problem with their numbers and they're trying to address that," said Kim Sweet, executive director of Advocates for Children of New York, which has questioned whether some schools tally dropouts incorrectly to help graduation rates.

The Financial Times, quoting European officials, said the decision by the four countries to become members of the AIIB was a blow for Washington, which has questioned if the new bank will have high standards of governance and environmental and social safeguards.

(Dow Jones/AP) U.A.W. Hires Lazard to Study G.M.'s Finances The United Automobile Workers union, which has questioned the severity of financial problems at General Motors, said yesterday that it hired a team of outside advisers to study the company's finances.

The announcement on Wednesday represent a striking victory for TPG-Axon, which had questioned a series of land deals SandRidge had made with Mr. Ward and his family.

The advertisement, called "Everywhere," repeats some of the contentions in earlier Blumenthal spots, which have questioned Ms. McMahon's business tactics as the chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment.

The Prudential report followed downgrades from the Moody's and Standard & Poor's debt-rating agencies, which have questioned Kmart's ability to pay off its debt.

The universities, which have questioned the military's methodologies for evaluating their programs, have also complained that the Army did not offer them a chance to defend their records.

The actions by the panel, the Commission to Investigate Public Corruption, come amid mounting criticism from watchdog groups and editorial boards, which have questioned the commission's independence from Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat.