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1. The federal two-week extension order primarily helps Pacific Gas & AMP; Electric.
2. The federal two-week extension order primarily helps Pacific Gas and Electric.
3. The federal two-week extension order primarily helps Pacific Gas & Electric.
4. In 1921 Gleadless became part of the City of Sheffield under the Sheffield Extension Order of that year.
5. After Friday, Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon must seek an extension order on his arrest, file charges or free him.
6. It's difficult to find extension order in a sentence. 用extension order造句挺難的
7. Police applied for an extension order that enables them to keep one person under arrest for a further 48 hours.
8. Under Spanish law, Garzon has until Friday after which he must seek an extension order on Scilingo's arrest, file charges or free him.
9. Garzon can keep Scilingo behind bars until Friday, and then must seek an extension order on the arrest, file charges or free him.
10. The extension order included an amendment to the initial stay order stating that the stay order would not apply to government regulatory orders.
11. Police were also expected to seek extension orders allowing them to continue questioning Wimbledon goalkeeper Hans Seger, Aston Villa striker John Fashanu, Fashanu's girlfriend and a Malaysian businessman.
12. Federal rule was to have expired at midnight Thursday, but news agencies said President Shankar Dayal Sharma signed the extension order after Uttar Pradesh's federally appointed governor, Romesh Bhandari, recommended the move.
13. It was expanded in 1891 under the " City of Birmingham Extension Order " by adding Harborne from Staffordshire and Balsall Heath from Worcestershire, as well as Saltley, a further part of Aston parish.
14. Before the EPA orders were issued, Abitibi filed for protection from its creditors under the " Companies'Creditors Arrangement Act " (  " CCAA "  ), and an initial stay order and subsequent extension order were both granted by the court.
15. Under the extension orders, which have been approved by Defense Secretary Donald H . Rumsfeld, the soldiers whose departures are delayed will still leave Iraq for their home bases before the 12-month deployment limit promised by the Army, as the units had initially been given assignments of less than a year.