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Most odd is that local trade unions, as relevant voluntary bodies, are apparently allowed to take over the management of local services.

Saudis are apparently allowed to get away with murder -- or at least the financing of it.

Naturally, everyone thinks that McCain's statement is "strong" because we are apparently allowed to forget that McCain talks about Russia's role in preserving our peace in one breath, only to talk about kicking them out of the G8 with his next breath.

Six men were arrested for his murder, but the chief suspect was apparently allowed to escape last month.

The fact that Ms. Ri was apparently allowed to travel abroad means that she was trusted by North Korea's leaders, they said.

Yet some of the same shortcomings were apparently allowed to continue under Mr. Parks, without any clear indication that anyone within the department was being held accountable.

When the hunger pangs strike, as they will intermittently through your fast day, it's apparently allowed to nibble a few carrot sticks, or munch an apple.

But earlier this year, the Atkins company was in trouble for apparently changing its advice and saying that its diet should contain no more than 25% saturated fat - a far cry from the unlimited butter, cream and oils that devotees were apparently allowed to gorge on.

JPMorgan's lawyers argued during the trial that the instances in which its clients were apparently allowed to skirt the tax rules had been few, inadvertent and, in some cases, approved by tax lawyers and accountants who worked for the companies.

He was apparently allowed to compete only because another Palestinian contender handed him his audition slot on hearing his voice.

Taxi driver Zola Tongo was apparently allowed to go after telling them the money they had been promised was behind the front passenger seat.