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Mr. Shipley's name was one among a wider list of candidates, including Ralph S. Larsen, a former chief executive of Johnson & Johnson and a one-time director of the exchange.

A senior American official described the agreement reached in Brussels as "feeble" after the EU announced it would produce a new wider list of Ukraine sanctions targets on Thursday.

When asked about the wider list of allegations and investigations into HSBC by international regulatory authorities Mr Flint said: "it's a terrible list".

Adding Gameplay into location provides a safe mindset to share your location freely to a wider list of people because they are part of the same game.

The U.S. entertainment assets of Vivendi Universal are attracting interest from a wider list of firms, including Liberty Media, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and GE's NBC division, the Wall Street Journal Europe reported on Monday.

There is a problem for the companies doling out the gift cards, however: browsing a wider list of gift card options, and then selecting the ones that you might want to use in a campaign or service, and then actually having all that work automatically in the campaigns to award those cards, is not that straightforward.

So if France is playing, choose from the wide list of French organic wines and order a croque-monsieur or a steak tartare, followed by crème brûlée.

Since then he has built up a wide list of editorial, commercial and NGO clients, shooting location portraits and reportage as well as more produced commissions.

Outside, Liang Huoqiao, a 22-year-old plastics worker, joined a small group of men and women studying a 40-foot-wide list of companies seeking workers.

Ms. Goodall wrote: "'Bartram's Boxes,' as they came to be known, were regularly sent to Peter Collinson for distribution to a wide list of European clients".

Chechen police authorities are drawing up a republic-wide list of unsolved killings of civilians in which federal forces have been implicated by witnesses, but which prosecutors have refused to pursue.