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But common sense and existing laws may not always be enough to ensure that robots and people live happily together.

It demands that "wages should always be enough to meet basic needs and to provide some discretionary income".

In any event wages should always be enough to meet basic needs and to provide some discretionary income.

But no matter how many rats die, there will always be enough to build new rafts, as New York has always got rats to spare.

"We recognize that simply making sure we obey the law may not always be enough to ensure that people trust us," said C. Louis Kincannon, the census director.

An Oct. 2 Times editorial noted critically that "even a not-guilty verdict may not always be enough to get someone off the list," as if this fact were surprising or counterintuitive.

He has just been himself, Emmitt Smith, and that has always been enough to distinguish him in pro football's hierarchy of running backs.

But Google's deep pockets haven't always been enough to overcome the early lead of smaller companies that carved out new niches on the internet.

"Someone said it was like a jungle in which there had always been enough to eat so the animals never had to eat each other," said the author Benjamin Cheever, an editor there from 1976 to 1988.

But historically the Welsh side's current total has always been enough to guarantee a team's survival.

Only three times has the Premier League title been won with 79 points or fewer - but the total has always been enough to finish in the top four.