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  1. TSA's Pistole: New Trusted Traveler Program Part Of 'Commonsense' Airport Security

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    Fri, 24 Jun 2011

    … Rand Paul (R-Ky.). "You said that you see flying as a privilege. There are those of us that see it otherwise, the Supreme Court included. I think I feel less safe because you are doing these invasive exams on a 6-year-old, and it makes me think …

  2. Amex Sues MasterCard, Visa Over Issuer Bylaws

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    Mon, 15 Nov 2004

    … are in the pipeline. Amex's move represents the latest blow to Visa and MasterCard, which last month failed to gain a Supreme Court review of a Department of Justice case that ultimately repealed the exclusionary bylaws. "This is a lawsuit that ought …

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  1. Diners' CEO Prepared For Card Play

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    Mon, 25 Oct 2004

    … fundamental approach that's true for Citigroup. BTN: The U . S . Supreme Court let stand a ruling that mandated Visa and MasterCard ..... of this is impacted by the decision of the U . S . Supreme Court . Our product will be in top form with the acceptance …

  2. InsideTrack - 2004-10-04

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    Mon, 4 Oct 2004

    … issue Amex or Discover cards. The suit since has been tied up in appeals, and Visa and MasterCard posed the case to the Supreme Court , which is expected to pass on further review, upholding the ruling. Amex this year announced an agreement with consumer …

  3. Amex Signs First U.S. Issuer

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    Mon, 9 Feb 2004

    … followed by Canada, Spain and the United Kingdom. Amex and MBNA first must await a final appeals ruling from the U . S . Supreme Court , where a lingering U.S. Department of Justice antitrust suit against Visa and MasterCard allows the associations …

  4. Washington Wire - 2000-01-24

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    Mon, 24 Jan 2000

    … have solved or helped prevent many actual or potential safety problems." <B>LAX Ruling Returns Landing Fees</B> The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of airlines that challenged the diversion of increased landing fees from Los Angeles International Airport …

  5. Hyatt Ruling Stuns

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    Mon, 20 Sep 1999

    … the case. At press time, no decision has been announced. "We haven't decided in part because we've always considered this a simple collection case," Connolly said. "It's not something we're going to take to the Supreme Court .

  6. Legislation Keeps D.C. Airport Work On Track

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    Mon, 28 Oct 1996

    … federal control to a regional operating authority in 1987. The Supreme Court more than a year ago ruled that such a federal review panel ..... signed FAA bill guarantees that members of Congress and the Supreme Court will continue to receive free, reserved parking near the …