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But it didn't: clicking on the resized photo, he realised, would enlarge it to fill the whole screen, making it once more NSFW unless – presumably – you work for Playboy or, you'd think, 4chan.
Mark Butler, Labor's environment spokesman, told Guardian Australia that a government-commissioned report placed a "serious question mark" over the proposal to dredge 3m cubic metres of seabed in order to enlarge a coal port at Abbot Point in Queensland.
The B Team brings together an initial 14 leaders from major corporations around the world, including Unilever, Natura, Celtel, Tata and Kering, in an attempt to enlarge projects that demonstrate that long-term business success can be built only by prioritising people and planet alongside profit.
Last week, the environment minister, Mark Butler, deferred a decision on whether to allow the dredging of the seabed to enlarge the Abbot Point port, near the Queensland town of Bowen, to allow for the export of more coal.
Other measures destined to be uprooted include a 1536 act to enlarge the churchyard of St Margaret's Church in Southwark, acts to tax excess profits made by businesses during the second world war and the Upper Assam Tea Company's Act 1898.
By helping people to make forward-looking decisions for themselves that they cannot easily renege on later, they enlarge their freedom, making it possible for them to do things they otherwise could not do.
Last month construction workers launched a general strike in pursuit of huge pay increases, which has left the project to enlarge the Panama Canal paralysed for the second time this year (the first occasion was a row with a construction consortium about cost overruns).
Iran says it with then greatly enlarge its programme, bringing its "breakout time" (the time needed to produce enough fissile material for a single bomb) down from the year or so that the deal is meant to guarantee to weeks or days.Mr Obama sees the deal, due to be finalised at the end of this month, as making good his promise to curb weapons of mass destruction.
Many of the delegates to the convention want to enlarge the EU's constitutional ambitions, and indeed to strive for the fastest possible movement towards a United States of Europe (a proposal to make that the EU's new name has been tabled, by the way).
But those reliefs are mostly redundant: they enlarge the tax code but do no real harm.
