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The Dow Jones industrial average was down 67.49points, or 0.44 percent, at 15,124.21. The Standard & Poor's 500Index was down 2.81 points, or 0.17 percent, at 1,692.19.The Nasdaq Composite Index was down 0.58 points, or 0.02percent, at 3,817.40.
In the latest copy of the indictment, prosecutors say Martoma also got information from a second medical doctor who was a clinical investigator for the drug trial. The indictment said the doctor, identified in court papers only as "Doctor-2," treated Alzheimer's patients with a drug and then monitored the mental and physical condition of the patients afterward.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology accepted the NSA proposal in 2006 as one of four systems acceptable for government use. The NSA said it would reconsider that inclusion in the wake of questions about its security.
The proposal - Japan's latest step away from the constraintsof its pacifist constitution - is part of a review of defencepolicy by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government, which releasedan interim report on the issue on Friday. Final reviewconclusions are due by the end of the year.
Regardless of Mr Cameron’s views, however, the Commons researchers then go on to explain how Britain could continue to enjoy full access to the single market by joining Norway and Switzerland as members of the European Free Trade Area (Efta), or, like Norway, as also a member of the European Economic Area. This is precisely the option Europhiles such as Mr Cridland are so desperate to misrepresent, by falsely claiming that Norway has no influence over the single market’s trading rules. Anyone who argues this has no grasp of how the system works. Not only are Efta members fully consulted in the shaping of single market legislation, but much of it now derives from global organisations above the EU, in which Norway has a voice in its own right, exercising more influence than Britain, which too often has to allow the EU to speak for it.
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