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The Chicago version, which will be entitled, "Kings, Queens and Courtiers: Art in Early Renaissance France", promises to be more sharply focused.

To be in with a chance, Matador Records are asking fans to guess the track-listing for the band's forthcoming 'best of' album, which will be entitled 'Quarantine the Past' after a lyric from its first track, 'Gold Soundz'.

Fourthly, expressly stipulate and limit the US departments which will be entitled to access data.

Right now, the government is reconsidering which children will be entitled to get free school meals.

If he has not done so already, then he should claim attendance allowance towards his care costs which he will be entitled to once he is meeting the full cost himself after the 12-week council funding.

It is unclear whether or how the Palestinian presence will affect next week's three-day summit, at which their minister will be entitled to make a set-piece speech.

The value of the toll-road exemption is estimated by combining respondents' information about usage of toll-road, and the cost of the toll-road that they could be using, given maximum available rebates (which daily commuters will be entitled to).

The letter also asked for an explanation of how access to the suite would be parceled out and "who decides which individuals or parties will be entitled to the seats?" The letter was addressed to Kenneth Adams, president and chief executive of the Empire State Development Corporation, which leads the state's economic development efforts.

Last year, in making quarterly advance payments on their tax liability, they overdid it by $207,818, which come April 15th they will be entitled to get back.

The bilingual postal and telephone ballot, in which more than 8,000 people will be entitled to vote, will be overseen by the independent Electoral Reform Society.

First you need the legislative competence in order to bring before this parliament the draft bill that you will be entitled to scrutinise, which itself forms the framework on which we can then begin to deliver on executive competence".