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Any changes would involve a drawn-out process of review at the Treasury Department unlikely to moderate the current campaign's spending binge.

Not surprisingly, traditional product development is a drawn-out process of trial and error, often ping-ponging between manufacturer and customer.

Writing it in a drawn-out process of self-exploration, Wordsworth worked his way toward a modern psychological understanding of his own nature, and thus more broadly of human nature.

Kim agreed to the "denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula" at the Singapore summit, but the Pyongyang regime interprets the phrase to mean a drawn-out process of multilateral disarmament, not the unilateral dismantling of the North Korean arsenal.

But if her harsh rulings against the Obama administration's attempts to rapidly expand family detention are any indication, the government will face a drawn-out process of appealing its way to a higher court if it has any hope of rolling the Flores ruling back.

And although a drawn-out process of legal to-and-froing might eventually tire you into unlocking your phone, that's the only way they'll be able to get the passcode out of you – it's not like they can rip it from the filing cabinet in your brain where you store all your passwords.

It is a drawn-out process, out of which some levity has been extracted by reporters tweeting 140-character portraits of the jurors.

The auction has been a drawn-out process, in part because of valuation and accounting issues and because the company changed the terms.

In what could be a drawn-out process, a sub-committee of the privy council has been set up to look first at the petition for a royal charter submitted by the industry body, Press Standards Board of Finance (PressBoF).

But the overhaul of museum management in Italy will be a drawn-out process and the Brera, as one of the pioneers, inevitably encounters the nation's notorious red tape.

The staggering number of victims suggests that investigation of the fraud and establishment of a distribution process will likely be a drawn-out process involving hundreds, if not thousands, of people.