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That could include technology companies in cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence and defense and manufacturing, as well as investment funds and ultrahigh-net-worth individuals that hold crypto, according to the bank’s charter application.

Board member Nick Melvoin, who voted to renew the charter, wanted to know the legal basis for rejecting it.

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Last year, BBC chair Samir Shah said there was "an almost perpetual government review over the BBC" as a result of the requirement for ministers to renew the broadcaster's royal charter every 10 years.

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He would also expand charter schools, and he wants to boost performance at all public schools by requiring failing students to take remedial math, reading or writing until they meet state standards.

The owner of multiple luxury properties in Manhattan, she took her friends and lovers on extravagant romps on her private plane and on chartered boats, or to her chalet in Vail.

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