But Jim Quinn, the lead Players Association counsel, said the judge made it clear she wanted the two sides to reach a settlement in the lawsuit, which would allow the players to return to work but maintain their legal rights to seek relief in the courts under antitrust laws that prohibit the teams from acting in concert.

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It is unlikely to be attractive to most employees, who would have to give up employment rights in exchange for a capital gains tax relief.

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And his input has yielded a great return: using the same talents that made him successful in business, Chuck Feeney has created some of the most amazing universities in the world, and pioneered incredible philanthropic efforts world wide from AIDS Relief in South Africa to Human Rights in Vietnam.

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UN, whose agencies provided post-war emergency relief, and which is now developing programmes on human rights and press freedom as well as reconstruction work, has denied reports that it will leave the country.

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Of course, Hillary wasn't the first secretary of state to advocate for human rights or use the post to raise awareness of abuses or negotiate humanitarian relief or pressure oppressors.

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