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He doesn't have a legal obligation to check with the CIA, but he certainly has a professional obligation to check with the CIA.

The attorney general's offer is suitable to our industry. We would go along with it. We think it would be an opportunity to at least somewhat mitigate our damages.

This governor will finish his term. Bob has enough food and water to hold out for the whole 17 months and intends to stay in the mansion. He is determined to fulfill the obligation he owes to the citizens of Ohio and has no intention of letting an out of control legal system drive him from office.

The point is that the judge is determined to keep this thing moving, and he's getting rid of jurors who are impediments.

We've told them we're going to seek legal damages for sure. They knew that and we wanted to make it very clear as to the risks of where they're going with this and we had long, long talks with their legal counsel,

The City has an obligation to compensate victims for damages The City causes. At the same time, we have an obligation to taxpayers to ensure we only compensate when The City is liable.

A constitutional obligation, a legal obligation, has been ignored and denied by Canada, and Canada, in my view – and I'll use layman's language – robbed us of our land.

David Chartrand

The legal machinery of persecution is oiled, ready, and operating in Iran, and the Netherlands has a binding and absolute legal obligation not to send people back to face it.

I continue to be a shareholder and a fan of [Microsoft], ... But that doesn't change our obligation to defend Network Commerce's rights to its innovative intellectual property. We hope to resolve this legal dispute amicably, perhaps through a licensing arrangement.

Just standing here you realize all this cold is just coming out, and emanating into the store … We do use a lot of energy. We've got an obligation then to mitigate the impact of that on the environment.

Michael Besancon

She is really starting to make her mark on the national scene. She is a very determined person. Her intensity can be her strength and her weakness sometimes. Intensity is a great thing, but it doesn't have to be 24-7. I try to help her keep everything in perspective.

We determined that this is a grave misconduct that damages the foundation of science.

This jury has not heard any evidence concerning the conduct or decisions of individual smokers, ... Simply the inclusion of that evidence in phase two could mitigate against an award of damages of the size that Stanley Rosenblatt is seeking.

Splitting up the assets makes infinite sense, not only from a financial perspective but from an operating perspective or competitive perspective.. No one wants market dominance to take place. The shipping community certainly doesn't want it, even the competing railroads out West don't want it.

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