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But the increasing expense of such measures is forcing governments to water them down or scrap them altogether (see article).

Indeed, a less liberal euro-dominated club might even push the British into walking out altogether (see Bagehot).

Starting with Belgium and France, they plan to ban the face-covering niqab or burqa altogether (see article).Europeans' hostility to the burqa is understandable.

But almost half seem to have stopped buying a newspaper altogether (see chart).In this section Bobbies on the ballot The other half lives Hard cases Ahead in the clouds Fair enough Regulation by stealth Feet of clay The Sun also rises Crime and democracy ReprintsMr Murdoch arrived in Britain in mid-February in the midst of a bitter internal argument.

If the temptation to have a quick look at Facebook proves too much, there are programs that will disable access to particular websites at specified times of day; and if that is not draconian enough, there are even some programs that can block internet access altogether (see Technology Quarterly).

But the government now puts far less emphasis on this argument, partly because the terrorists involved in 9/11 and 7/7 were not using false identities and partly because cards would only work as anti-crime devices if they were compulsory, which raises another problem altogether (see below).

Another viewpoint, disregarding utility altogether, sees the art of Paleolithic peoples solely as an outgrowth of a basic human need to creatively record and reproduce aspects of the surrounding world.

(For instance, she opposes sportfishing and consuming wild-caught fish altogether; I see fishing, for many — particularly kids — as a source of environmental engagement and, ultimately, care).

Most light to moderate drinkers who reduce their alcohol intake or stop drinking altogether, will see a marked increase in the quality of their sleep quite quickly".

There had been mainly politically motivated rumours suggesting that the culture secretary Maria Miller was to lose her department altogether and see it merged with the business department.

If that fails, government wildlife advisers are prepared to offer a more radical culinary agenda: forget eating fish altogether or see it as a rare treat.