Israel Is Condemned for Closing an UNRWA School at Jerusalem
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HOUSTON – An imprisoned former Enron chief executive, Jeffrey Skilling, asked today for a new trial, saying the Justice Department used incorrect legal theories and “coercive and abusive tactics” to win a conviction.
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|HOUSTON – An imprisoned former Enron chief executive, Jeffrey Skilling, asked today for a new trial, saying the Justice Department used incorrect legal theories and “coercive and abusive tactics” to win a conviction.
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