One of the Iran experts who testified last week, Suzanne Maloney of the Brookings Institution, cautioned that Iran was so porous it could circumvent an oil cutoff, and that the potential for confrontation would be high.
Intra-arterial infusion was usually accompanied by high incidence of microocclusion, although it could circumvent the filtering organs [ 167].
Are they afraid that I'm the person who could circumvent the system?
A friend mentioned HowToRent InNYC.com where Miss Movahedi learned she could circumvent brokers and avoid a fee by dealing directly with management companies, "which I never even though of as an option," she said.
Despite such scrutiny, BAFA acknowledged that German companies could circumvent these restrictions by using third countries.
The Motion Picture Association of America sued the company, iCraveTV.com, contending American viewers could circumvent the company's barriers to non-Canadians.
Douglas replied that settlers could circumvent the decision by not establishing the local police regulations i.e., a slave code that protected a master's property.
Despite such scrutiny, the office acknowledged that German companies could circumvent these restrictions by using third countries.
And it claimed that viewers in the United States could circumvent iCraveTV's simple barriers to non-Canadians, such as entering an area code.
Jurors were shown emails between Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and Jeffrey Robbin, chief of software, in which Jobs warned Robbins about software that could circumvent iTunes.
