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In a move which will be hailed as victory for the world's lemur-lovers, the oil sands developer, which listed on Aim a little more than two weeks ago, announced this morning that it had suspended trading in its shares.

In a 1985 book, "The Beaux Arts Trio: A Portrait," the novelist Nicholas Delbanco wrote, "Somewhere out there, surely, is that group which will be hailed as heir apparent to the Beaux Arts Trio".

On Sunday night the nation's finest actors, directors, and screenwriters will assemble for their annual works outing at the Bafta awards: tuxed and gowned, perked and prinked, the audience will probably celebrate the success of The King's Speech, which will be hailed as a triumph for the British film industry.

These operators will be hailed as heroes, and deservedly so.

Someday perhaps this model will be hailed as a classic.

He will be hailed as a prodigal son.

If so, it will be hailed as a big win for the administration.

Sportech will be hailed as a jackpot winner if it can pull this one off.

The signing will be hailed by cycling fans, who lamented the disappearance of the race when it was dropped earlier this year by Channel 4. Independent production company VTV will produce all coverage, which will include live footage, highlights and interactive packages.

Page A9 New York NEW YORK TO WELCOME NEW FLEET OF LIVERY CABS There has been plenty of turmoil over the city's proposed fleet of 18,000 new livery cabs, which will be allowed to pick up street hails in northern Manhattan and the four other boroughs starting later this year.

The series, which will be exec-produced by and star SNL vet Kristen Wiig, hails from Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine.