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That includes IT systems allowing goods to be declared to customs before they leave the warehouse, and a sophisticated communications network - Nordnet - that allows the 1,300 customs officials to co-ordinate the policing of such a long border.

In Maine, party rules allowed a winner to be declared last week, even though several towns had not voted yet and their votes would not be counted in the total.

They are supporting proposed Canadian legislation that would allow the wreckage to be declared off limits to all but government-approved researchers.

Then the outgoing president, John Kufuor, displayed statesmanship by advising his party to allow the result to be declared so that the constitutional deadline of 7 January 2009 could be met.

Fischer threw a fit and withdrew from the competition, allowing his opponent to be declared the winner.

The mansion, abandoned due to rising costs, was demolished in 1972, allowing Wallingford Castle to be declared a scheduled monument as well as a Grade I listed building.

The Senate has passed sweeping changes to Australia's security laws, including a new offence of advocating terrorism and special provisions allowing overseas conflict zones to be declared as effective no-go zones.

It bans several unfair commercial practices in all circumstances, and allows dual quality of products to be declared as misleading on a case-by-case basis.

The Compton City Council has passed an emergency ordinance allowing "rock houses" in the city to be declared public nuisances and, if necessary, confiscated.

The amendments included contentious measures such as removing the need for dual transmissions to verify the results, allowing a candidate to automatically be declared the winner of the contested post if the other candidate withdrew from an election, and limiting the court's ability to void an election.

Limited amounts of duty free items are allowed to visitors, but they must be declared.