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The Clean Energy Council, in a paper issued on Tuesday, said it recognised that there may be a special case for an increased exemption for aluminium smelting under the RET.

Sir George, who has chaired a review of the minimum wage for think-tank the Resolution Foundation, also said there should be a "special case for London to have a higher national minimum".

Some famous theorems such as Nadler's theorem etc. may also be generalized in the present context so that it would be a special case for mappings of the type (T CB X rightarrow CB X)).

It was later recognized to be a special case of physical models for strings developed by McIntyre and Woodhouse, which led to its extensions for musical use.

Resources are a special case for protection because they are finite and owned by the collective.

Venezuela is a special case for several reasons, debt experts say.

Annie Hall (1977): The year we all got self-conscious Woody Allen was a special case for my generation.

But Latvia is a special case for many reasons, including its desire to become much closer with the euro zone, which it aspires to join.

Greece's debt is sustainable Greece is a "special case" for a debt writedown (other bailout countries will not ask for the same) Any eurozone country (except Germany) will meet its austerity targets.

The Lib Dem deputy leader is not superhuman, and can only change so much of what comes out of government – but social housing is a special case for Hughes.

PricewaterhouseCoopers, an international accounting firm, has worked out that all these factors add up to a tax on business of 46% (on top of normal government taxes), which makes doing business in China offputtingly expensive.But China is a special case, for two reasons.