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As expected, Soriano, 32, opted out of his contract Wednesday, and will seek more compensation in free agency.

In a bid to steal the thunder of the Nationalists, Mr McConnell will seek more powers for the Scottish Parliament.

VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE The 2012 Beetle, to be built in Mexico, will seek more than señoritas with its less cutesy shape and more manly interior.

And the F.D.A. will seek more robust and flexible regulatory authority to clamp down on the chemical if the evidence warrants.

If elected, he said, he will seek more Federal money for early-childhood education, including Head Start, and for more grant programs for college students.

Borrowing tactics from its sister company, Time Inc., AOL will seek more profit from each user instead of breakneck growth, people involved said.

The indications by Qube are that when they take over they'll seek more automation.

Now Discovery will parlay Ms. Winfrey's anticipated exit from broadcast into higher per-subscriber fees and will also seek more lucrative commitments from advertisers.

He will probably seek more than the $14.5 million that Cleveland gave pitcher Danys Baez, another Cuban defector, in 1999.

But many physicians are suspicious and say that once tens of thousands of nurses have doctorates, they will invariably seek more prescribing authority and more money.

Whatever steroids baseball players have been using, it seems logical that, facing punitive testing, they will now seek more sophisticated, harder-to-detect methods of skirting the rules.