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So Verizon settled for the joint venture, which was forged in 2000, just a year after the AirTouch deal closed.

That bond, which was forged through a brutal campaign, he said, didn't seem to matter any more.

Homeland Security, which was forged out of 22 agencies in 2003, is also stuck in countless turf battles with more established bureaucracies.

The rhythm is Afrobeat, which was forged by Mr. Kuti's father, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, from the 1970s until his death in 1997 (of complications from AIDS).

The legislation, which was forged in the Senate and overcame resistance in the House late Tuesday will grant most Americans an instant reversal of the income tax increases that took effect with the arrival of the new year.

Mr. Cameron has insisted that only Parliament in London has the legal power to approve a referendum on the potential breakup of the union between England and Scotland, which was forged in the Act of Union of 1707.

OF DISPUTATION about the Cusack Papers, which are forged documents detailing connections between President John F. Kennedy and the actress Marilyn Monroe.

Isn't the artist the one who has no agenda other than the work in hand which is forged from the abstract, the amoral, the unconditional?

Specialist safe houses for women and children – which were forged out of the feminist movement in the 1970s – are being forced to shut by some local authorities because they do not take in male victims.

The end result was that the biggest galaxies are now full of what astronomers call metals--the elements such as oxygen, carbon, and iron that are heavier than helium--all of which were forged in the incredible heat and pressures generated by supernovae.

She wears her grandparents' translation pendant around her neck, which were forged with the rings as part of the same set.