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Inflammatory rhetoric, and even the incitement and praise of violence, is simply laughed off under the auspices of humor and pushed aside by a brief or private apology.

Once the appointment was then made, sources suggest the "developed vetting" process then kicked in, under the auspices of the Foreign Office.

“It was good idea with the right piece of talent and the right auspices behind it, so we’re excited to get going on it,” Riegg said.

Uncertain that his ministry could withstand such a long break, Swaggart gave it three months and returned to the pulpit, preaching under the auspices of the Jimmy Swaggart Bible College.

A Birmingham City Council spokesperson said on Wednesday there had been an agreement to hold further discussions at the end of next week "under the auspices of Acas".