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The chairman, who played down speculation that he intended to quit as soon as McEwan is settled into his new role, said the government could be prevented from creating a bad bank by other RBS shareholders, who would need to approve any such move.

"It seems very wrong that Samantha may be prevented from using embryos that were created using her own genetic material in circumstances where it is clear that Clive would have wanted her to be able to use them," he added.

"One could equally say they could be prevented from breeding because it would create more endangered species," says Thornton, who is also a lawyer.

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"On an economic level, the students, who number between 6,000 and 8,000, representing a tiny proportion of the French population, are prevented from investing in France and creating wealth, even though they are young, talented graduates and multilingual.

Several kinds of evidence could falsify evolution, such as the fossil record showing no change over time, confirmation that mutations are prevented from accumulating, or observations showing organisms being created supernaturally or spontaneously.

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Other users are prevented from establishing accounts.

Some outfits are prevented from trading swaps.

Hebronites were prevented from travelling abroad.

What could be far more difficult, however, is preventing ISIS from creating at least a temporary enclave in western and northern Iraq and some parts of eastern and north-eastern Syria.