 in a country with the world’s highest HIV/AIDS rate.
He asked that the court set aside the decision as the product of the whim of the U.K.-educated monarch taken without any public consultation, court papers Friday showed.
“Every citizen has a right to take part in the conduct of public affairs, directly or through freely chosen representatives,” Maseko said in the papers.
Most of the landlocked nation’s 1.5 million people eke out a living as farmers or migrant laborers in neighboring South Africa. Swaziland holds elections every five years but political parties are not allowed to contest and the king appoints the prime minister.
The Attorney General’s Office, which is named in the papers, has not yet responded to the submission.
IN: A match that assumed grave importance for India as a face saver of sorts has been cut short due to rain. The day was marked by rain and more rain and the only time the umpires decided to start play led to 

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A group threatening to kill three kidnapped foreigners working for the United Nations in Afghanistan has denied extending the deadline for the United States to release all Taliban and al Qaeda prisoners.

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Financial markets and economic policymakers around the globe all were focused last week on the shrinking value of the dollar. The greenback fell to its lowest level in years against both the yen and the euro 
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Input: Former NASCAR Nextel (Winston) Cup Champion Rusty Wallace has confirmed that he will retire from the sport after the 2005 season during a much-awaited press conference in Daytona Beach on Monday.
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Choose your answer. After Bell: Hot Topic Falls, Micromuse Up

Shares of clothing retailer Hot Topic (HOTT.O: Quote, Profile, Research) fell nearly 10 percent in extended-hours trading on Monday after it cut its fourth-quarter earnings forecast, citing lackluster sales of accessories.
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Choose your answer. Applied Materials Takes on Metron

Applied Materials (Quote, Chart) said it filled a major gap in its services portfolio with its acquisition of Metron Technology (Quote, Chart). 
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BusinessVin number should starts with “S” not the number “5”.
@choicedealsnc2017 seller, any undercarriage pics available? How does the AC work?
Strange that there are no records after 2009. Was the second owner a dealer?
Did the color hold it back?
I like how the first oil change for this car was at Lone Star Motors in Canada and the car is in the Lone Star State now.
How do you rate the A/C in this car?
My compliments to the photographer…he deserves a raise.
It is just a shadow…look at left side of psi and shadow on mph needle.
Great story, thanks for sharing here.
The quality of pics in the auction held the pricing down. You cannot expect buyers to confidently bid on a car unseen with blurry pictures.
1974 Lancia Stratos HF Stradale.
’89 graduation tassels on sale at amazon.com for $5….. a must have.
The new header with mobile takes up way too much screen. Also, you need to add “To the top” button at the bottom of each page.
Diane Cowen Feb. 1, 2019 Updated: Feb. 4, 2019 3:51 p.m.
Houston couple’s grand plan: Turning spectacular San...
Will Holder’s love for his alma mater — Texas State University — and San Marcos has never wavered in the many years he’s lived in Houston and worked in the city’s homebuilding industry.
The proud alumnus kept an 1,850-square-foot second home there for years, and couldn’t wait for Fridays to end so he could head there for relaxing weekends, especially during football season.
When he met and married Svetlana “Lana” Holder five years ago, the college and Hill Country culture became part of her life, too.
Throughout his tenure at Trendmaker Homes — he was president when he retired in April 2018 — his plan was to retire at the 25-year mark and flip his Houston-San Marcos life.
Instead of having his main home in Houston and his second home in San Marcos, San Marcos would become the center of his and Lana’s lives, and Houston would be the place they visit for events and to see old friends.
They met architect Pax Chagnon and were planning to expand or replace their longtime San Marcos home, one that was smallish but charming and just three minutes from campus.
Everything changed when Will’s sister and brother-in-law called to mention a house down the street — they all lived in the same Spring Lake Hills neighborhood — that might be for sale. Will persuaded the owner to sell the lot to him, and when the Holders walked the property, they knew the spectacular lot demanded a very special home.
The home sits on a bluff, and its terraced backyard leads down to a small barn where the previous owner once had ponies for his daughters. (Now a family of furry foxes has taken up residence there.) A horse farm sits in the distance, and the sprawling Spring Creek Nature Preserve promises they’ll never have neighbors down there — not close ones, anyway.
At night they can sit in their backyard and see the bright moon and sparkling stars against a black sky, and they were in a fabulous position to watch the recent Blood Wolf Moon eclipse.
Jaxon, a 6-year-old blond rescue dog that seems to always be at Will’s heels, tags along on trail walks, and he’s apparently better at obeying Lana’s commands in Russian than in English. “When people ask me what he is, I tell them he’s a white Russian terrier,” Will joked.
So the plans that Chagnon and Will had been working on went into the trash. This new lot held all kinds of possibilities and would need something completely different.
The Holders wanted something more modern yet fitting in the Hill Country style and their neighborhood of 60-year-old mostly ranch-style homes.
They agreed on a clay-tile roof and limestone and stucco exterior, and the Holders had a kitchen floor plan — a favorite from Trendmaker — that they wanted. They needed to be able to age in place and have space for entertaining and for weekend guests.
Between them, they have three 20-something children — Will, 62, has a son and a daughter, and Lana, who turns 50 this month, has a son and looks after a godson — so extra space for occasional visits is important, too.
Those criteria drove a plan for a home in two parts, with an implied entrance at the gap between them. An arched stone opening followed by a second one with big iron gates draw you there, but the main home is to the left, and the guest house is to the right. Walk straight through, and you’ll find yourself on a wide patio in front of a cool blue swimming pool, looking out at a mileslong view.
One step inside the main home and you’re already wowed by the vertical slab of semi-transparent onyx. When the sun shines through, the movement in the rock mimics the movement of the San Marcos River, which starts at Aquarena Springs at the base of the hill you climb to get to their neighborhood.
The stone slab was Chagnon’s idea, and Lana loved it, too. Will likes to joke that the two ganged up on him about the onyx, but now that it’s done, he’s even more proud of it than they are.
Taking care of future house guests was important, so they decided that the three guest rooms would all be suites, similarly sized bedrooms with identical bathrooms.
An aging swimming pool was replaced with one that includes a hot tub and a bronze sculpture — a woman with arms stretched upward embracing the sky — that the couple bought on a trip to Santa Fe, N.M., is perched on the edge.
Inside, a taupe-neutral color palette fills both sides of the home, with pops of blue and other favorite colors that show up in artwork.
Lana worked with Heather Scruggs, a merchandising manager at Trendmaker who worked with Will for many years, on their new home’s interiors. The two women shopped online, perused catalogs and visited local furniture stores.
Except for Will’s interest in some living-room furniture — recliners were the subject of more than one conversation; Will wanted them and the women did not — Lana and Scruggs handled all of the furnishings.
The main living area — that Trendmaker-style kitchen with a dining area and living room — is large enough for the couple to host big parties, with room for friends and guests to drift out to the