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Both requests were denied, with the sheriff's office citing the ongoing investigation as the reason for the denials.

By 2013, however, the FSC issued further directives to SSL after citing “unsafe and unsound business practices”.

Bowles has sought to have the case thrown out, citing numerous irregularities and missteps by the prosecution.

A group of residents, citing concerns about the Councilmember's past, filed the recall petition in September.

As a result, they historically have remained off the books by authorities often citing the national interest.

But days later, an article appeared in the BBC citing sources claiming that the account was closed for commercial reasons.

Across the nation’s capital, many banks refused to accept the old notes for the second day, citing a directive from the CBN.

Bank of America upgraded the railroad operator to a buy from neutral rating, citing the leadership change.

But he said he was calling off plans to address supporters in the capital, citing fears for their safety.

Citing Alaska’s “exorbitantly high energy costs,” Dunleavy established the task force through an executive order in February.

Based on a police report, the incident happened at around 12:30 p.m., citing the account of a minor who witnessed the killing.

Chin’ono described the situation as “heartbreaking” citing it as a “consequence of looting” by ruling Zanu-PF party officials.

An objection has been submitted by the council’s conservation department citing the “high level of less than substantial harm”.

A group of taxi drivers approached him, demanding he move his motorcycle, citing traffic congestion.

Amy Wax does not “think like” a large proportion of American academics, often citing inconvenient truths that offend many of them.

Cars were swept away as floodwater flowed through the streets and the airport shut down operations for the day citing severe weather.

Alexander Romanov did not skate Thursday morning, with the team citing maintenance, but played.

A spokeswoman for the city’s Law Department declined to comment, citing the pending litigation.

An official at South Korea's finance ministry declined to confirm the report, citing the legal and diplomatic sensitivity of the matter.

ABC News, citing unnamed law enforcement sources, said the suspect, Robert R. Card, 40, was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.