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Police expressed frustration that no charges will be brought as the dogs - bull mastiffs and bull terriers - appear to have been bred legally.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. announced Thursday that no one would be prosecuted for the deaths of a prisoner in Afghanistan in 2002 and another in Iraq in 2003, eliminating the last possibility that any criminal charges will be brought as a result of the brutal interrogations carried out by the C.I.A.

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Ernie will be brought up, as far as possible, to be bilingual.

Several flights arrived yesterday and in a joint statement the tour companies said: "The remaining 1,437 customers in Tunisia will be brought home as soon as possible.

Former President Bill Clinton will be brought in, as will the Rev. Jesse Jackson and Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, to urge a no vote on the recall beginning Sunday.

Maybe David Warner will be brought back as, with scores of six and 11 in Zimbabwe last week, he is clearly a man in form.

Service: It's casual — order at the counter, and your food will be brought to you as soon as it's ready.

The ban will be brought up as an amendment to the bills endorsed by the Senate leadership, dooming its chances.

This brings us to Ken Clarke, the man some Tories suggest will be brought back as a new shadow business secretary to try to deal with the threat posed by a revived Peter Mandelson.

It is he who decides that the child will be brought up as a boy, to the eternal sorrow of Jacinta, who, unlike him, is quite capable of encompassing her baby's male and female identities in her love.