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Mr. Reilly said he had been avoiding having to make that decision but would consult with the show's creators soon to give them time to wrap up the series should Fox decide to end it.

Others have suggested that this "administrative gatekeeping" [38] may be the most ethical response to rationing for doctors, allowing them to implement fair cost-reducing guidelines passed at higher levels within the health care system, while at the same time avoiding having to make rationing decisions in individual cases.

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Second, it is yet another reason for academics to avoid having to make contact with the outside world.

By avoiding registration, a company also avoids having to make the disclosures necessary if it were offering the stock to the general public.

The obvious concern is that such orders could be used as a means to avoid having to make a criminal case to the requisite standard of proof".

Mr. McMahon also said the governor this year spent the $3 billion cushion he had saved in the late 1990's to avoid having to make cuts before an election.

It's clear that the global public is quite discerning and knows the cities well enough to avoid having to make hasty generalisations.

By limiting their stake in Olivetti to 27%, Pirelli and its allies avoided having to make an offer to all shareholders in Olivetti, and for the market float in Telecom Italia and its listed subsidiaries.

Angela Geer, the charity's executive director for older people's services, said it was large enough to avoid having to make redundancies, but it was having to make "substantial cutbacks".

That could help Ms. Merkel avoid having to make repeated explanations to Parliament in Germany amid growing wariness in her country about a ballooning bill for assisting far weaker parts of the euro bloc.

That could help Ms. Merkel avoid having to make repeated explanations to the German Parliament amid growing wariness in her country about a ballooning bill for assisting far weaker parts of the euro bloc.

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