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"We thought it would be in the interest of completeness that we would conduct that interview," Stern said.

By 7 30 on a recent Thursday night, Judge Purificacion was deep into the first of eight trials he would conduct that night.

I have set out today the principles according to which I would conduct that struggle: Passionate support for the Atlantic Alliance within a rebalanced special relationship.

The interview, one of a number he would conduct that day, took place at the Carlton, an old grand hotel that faces the sea along the promenade here, the Croisette.

JUSTICE SCALIA -- Is it not the case that if the votes are as they have been shown to be under the Florida Supreme Court's opinion, the race is much closer, and therefore some counties under Florida law would conduct recounts that otherwise would not conduct recounts?

As a legal concept, moral turpitude refers to conduct that would be immoral even if it were not illegal, unlike, say, speeding.

1) Banks that participate in the rate setting process would have to submit bid and ask quotes for interbank lending and commit that they would conduct transactions within that range.

"Every time that they would conduct an activity that would infringe on the rights of Canadians, they would have to seek a warrant, so this makes the whole operation legal.

When the DEC began the process of determining how fracking would be regulated, residents were told that New York State would conduct a study that would be built on a solid scientific basis.

Until I felt the first blow I had thought, in a very stupid way, that they would conduct a civilised interrogation, that they would say they were sorry and that I would go home.

The bishop said the Franciscans would conduct an investigation that will determine whether Father Willenborg can be returned to the ministry.