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The cost would be, according to the commission's interim report, up to £112bn.

If Mr. Hasayin is to be tried, Mr. Arouri said, it would be according to a 1960 Jordanian law against defaming religion, still valid in the West Bank.

Penalties would be "according to the measure" of the offense; widows would not be forced into marriage; under-age heirs would not inherit certain kinds of debt.

To sell the sculpture as if it were a piece of real estate would be, according to Rushanara Ali, "a betrayal of working class heritage".

As a result, financial analysts in the United States had not estimated what Vivendi's results would be, according to Thomson Financial/First Call, a firm that polls analysts.

The same clouds thickened by aerosols reduce temperatures by blocking sunlight, keeping the planet cooler than it otherwise would be, according to the article, which was published last week in the journal Science.

"I could not know what kind of a reception would be accorded me".

Frazier thought that, once he had beaten Ali in their first fight, he would be accorded wider respect.

"An African American would be accorded the same rights and privileges as any other prospective member," Mr. Hallisey said.

He seemed to be indicating that, in Cheney's circle, she would be accorded a loyalty that she might no longer be able to expect from the Times.

Lawyers on both sides said the next important step would be a decision on whether the lawsuits would be accorded class-action status.