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That platform was secretly nailed down on Oct. 21 in Shanghai: the useless-to-us, useful-to-them ABM treaty will be stretched to permit us to test -- in ways currently prohibited -- a defense against terrorist or rogue-state missiles.
And balance sheets are still too stretched to permit large-scale fleet renewal.What is also concentrating minds at America's airlines is the certainty that 2007 marked the peak of the business cycle for the industry worldwide, and that North America will be the region hardest hit by the recessionary headwinds.
I'll refuse to permit myself happiness in their world.
Although something more elaborate would have given the project more impact on the cityscape, and Newark a more conspicuous symbol of renewal, the rationale for leaving the outside plain is understandable enough: it was the only way to stretch a tight budget to permit 66,000 square feet of new and renovated gallery space.
But given enough time, Reeve says, evolution should favor ants that can stretch their social structure to permit one or many queens.
Franken: Ok OK OK....Will FB commit to not accepting political ads in the future paid for in rubles or say the North Korean won? Stretch: We're not going to permit political advertising by foreign actors.
All data are consistent with the view that people are approximate economic agents, at least for stretches of time long enough to permit game-theoretic analysis of particular scenarios, in the minimal sense that their behavior can be modeled compatibly with Revealed Preference Theory (see Section 2.1).
Thus, students need to have sufficient time open in their schedules to permit an extended stretch of lab work.
So, I stretched and stretched and stretched.
