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Two Major League Baseball officials said interpreters would be permitted for not only Japanese, South Korean and Taiwanese pitchers, but also speakers of Spanish, Dutch and Italian.

Ms. de Palacio made clear that no public subsidy would be permitted for any other reasons than the attacks on Sept. 11.

There is to be no reduction in the principal amount of the mortgage, but FHA-guaranteed refinancing at today's amazingly low rates would be permitted for anyone who wanted it, so long as they had a minimum credit score of 580, and an existing mortgage with a principal amount within the FHA's limits ($271,050-$271,050-$729,750

Just eight months ago, President Frederick Chiluba was maneuvering to change the Constitution so he would be permitted to run for a third term.

CHICAGO — The candidates for mayor, scores of election workers, and, perhaps most of all, this city's confused voters received no new clarity on Wednesday on whether Rahm Emanuel would be permitted to run for mayor.

They had been informed by the "snakeheads" — human smugglers — who controlled the ship that if they could set foot on land in the United States before being caught by the authorities they would be permitted to apply for political asylum.

If they finish high school, and then join the military or attend college, after 13 years they would be permitted to apply for U.S. citizenship.

Only "baseball questions" would be permitted in Altoona, spokesmen for the Mets and Binghamton Mets said Tuesday.

Most notably, the British government would be permitted to limit benefits for migrant workers during their first four years in Britain, though this "emergency brake" could only be applied for seven years.

Mr. Shafiee said that he had not been allowed to meet with his clients, who are being held in the notorious Evin prison in Tehran, in preparation of their defense, despite assurances from the presiding judge that he would be permitted to see them for "one or two hours" before the proceedings.

Some GPs were hesitant as to whether they would be permitted to prescribe medicine for the undocumented migrants.