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The request by the German government follows increasing frustration that it has failed to get US assurances that spying would cease on German citizens from Chancellor Merkel down.

"We've never said the inspections would cease on the 27th," a senior administration official said.

The letters said operations would cease on Dec. 3 between Newport in Jersey City and Pier 11 at the tip of Manhattan and on Dec. 31 on routes from Port Liberty and Hoboken to Pier 11.

A good package would minimise the drawbacks of fiscal policy: a roadbuilding programme, for example, would cease on completion; tax cuts could be aimed at the poor, who would be more likely to spend the extra cash than the rich.However, fiscal policy has its limits.

Following East Timor's accession to independence in May and the return of the majority (some 222,000) of the East Timorese refugees who had fled in 1999, UNHCR announced that refugee status for East Timorese would cease on Dec. 31, 2002.

However, with no partner, parents or siblings, she was told her pension would cease on her death and not be paid to her children because they were born after she left the service.

Local credit unions could provide for personal credit, but the majority of investments – those made in business – would cease to rely on private funds.

He said the council would cease to exist on June 30 and a national conference should be convened to elect a consultative assembly to serve until January.

The CWU general secretary, Dave Ward, has accused managers of rejecting a peace offer and warned of a continuing closure programme that would mean the Post Office would cease to exist on high streets.

What Mr. Zagajewski feared -- that "what arose in response to the dangerous challenge of totalitarianism" would "cease to exist on the same day as the challenge" -- has not come to pass, at least in music, and the example of Shostakovich has abetted that heartening outcome.

"Of course, any discussion will focus on undertaking the work efficiently, protecting the health and safety of those involved, and seeking to ensure resumption of normal service as soon as is practicable given those requirements". A Commons spokesman said the bells would cease to ring on Monday, following the chimes at noon, as planned.