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Shows had to open on Broadway by Thursday night to be eligible for Tony nominations, which will be decided in private on Monday and announced the next morning.

On Tuesday, he announced his candidacy for leader of the Liberal Democrats, which will be decided in a vote on Sept. 22.

Hovering above those considerations is Ms. Couric's future, which will be decided in the next few months as negotiations for a new contract intensify.

Mr. Forrester is one of seven candidates vying for the Republican nomination, which will be decided in a primary on June 7.

Ballots closed on Wednesday in a race which will be decided in a two-part electoral college, with one made up of London's 35,000 party members and 38 London MPs, and the other comprising of the 400,000 voters belonging to the 14 unions and organisations affiliated to the London Labour party.

Last week, two Chinese-American candidates won Democratic primaries for the City Council, including the first ever from Chinatown in Manhattan; another Chinese-American got the most votes in the race for city comptroller, which will be decided in a runoff.

The SDGs, which will be decided on in September, will work to reduce poverty, advance education and foster gender equality, among advancing other human rights issues.

BBC Wales won 11 nominations in eight categories for the awards which will be decided at a ceremony in London on 22 May, hosted by Graham Norton.

At stake is the future of world governments' response to climate change, which will be decided at a crunch conference in Paris in 2015, under the United Nations.

Ms. Alstrup said that two are "definitely" being considered for the lineup for the fall 2000 season, which will be decided by WB executives in May.

Among Republicans, Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling and Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli are vying for the nomination, which will be decided at the state party convention in May 2013.