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However, valid comparisons for these studies cannot be made because the definition of leak is variable, and many patients deemed to have a leak are not sick.
Local Labour MP Ivan Lewis said difficult decisions had to be made because the coalition had imposed an effective 50% cut to the council's budget over five years.
It is not clear when the formal announcement of the new appointments will be made, because the $8 billion merger deal is not complete.
"Arguably, there are still incremental improvements to be made because the technology gets better, but we're into the very shallow part of the slope on that.
The call for speedy and comprehensive disarmament still has to be made because the fact is that, until now, we have simply not seen any evidence of weapons of mass destruction.
The cuts in social spending are regrettable, we are told, but they have to be made because the government cannot have more outgoings than its income, as no sensible household should.
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The decision was made because the new Circuit of the Americas track area off the racing line - the even-numbered side of the grid - was very short of grip.
I was interested in how his clothes were made because the fit was always perfect.
The decision was made because the singer was deemed not pretty enough.
