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But these problems won't encourage Teligent to take down its bright-red 70-square-foot sign, which it placed after reaching a deal with the Durst Organization, the developer of the Condé Nast tower.

The company's bet on mobile, which it placed a couple of years ago, has paid off handsomely.

It co-operated with allies with little tradition of respecting legal norms in their rendition of prisoners before taking them to Guantánamo Bay, which it placed beyond the pale of international law.

The decision to bar students from discussing the class drew criticism for the odd situation in which it placed the journalists-to-be: privy to information but forbidden to share it.

After a 2007-8 season in which it placed only two shows in the overall Top 20, it finished the most recent Nielsen ratings week (ending Nov. 2) with just two programs, "Sunday Night Football" and its pregame show, in the week's Top 30 in terms of total viewers.

Perhaps the most strikingly advanced feature of the Bill of Rights, as far as human dignity and freedom were concerned, was the way in which it placed non-sexism on a par with non-racialism as a foundational feature of the constitution.

Labour, of course, is paralysed by its neoliberal love of the free market, which it places above its weak commitment to the rule of law.

It reckons the 50p paper has lost about 12,000, which it places at the low end of its pre-war expectations.

Amazon says that its affiliates are not agents, but simply sites on which it places advertising.

BP argues in its filing that the Feinberg estimate vastly overstates the likely damage, which it places in the range of just 25 percent to 50 percent of a claimants' 2010 losses.

The true value of such a grant is rather the peer group in which it places you--the smaller and more competitive, the better.