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Remember that only 10% of the money donated to WikiLeaks can be processed – because of financial sector and DHS-sponsored targeting of PayPal data.

A case in point is that 70 percent of payments that subscribers try to make can't be processed because of problems with the credit card system.

Back came the answer that his request could not be processed because of "the trade sanctions imposed on Iraq by our government".

According to the bill's sponsor, Representative Steve Driehaus, Democrat of Ohio, there were 362,000 F.O.I.A. requests last year, and almost a third of them still remain to be processed because of overclassification.

This month in Columbus, Ohio, Franklin County Board of Elections Deputy Director Matt Damschroder said about 2.5percentt of the 200,000 new voter registrations turned into his office in 2008 could not be processed because of typos, unreadable writing or missing information.

Some test results were missing because of problems with sample collection: 29 of the endocervical swabs taken by clinicians could not be processed because of staff errors in labelling, and 77 of the self taken vulvovaginal swabs could not be processed because of participant errors with the sample tube or staff errors in labelling.

TalkTalk was glad I called, apparently – all orders from the week mine was placed had not been processed because of a glitch; they were simply being ignored until miffed from Maidstone or disgruntled from Doncaster got in contact to ask what was going on.

McDaniel and Einstein [6] argue that there are no age-related declines on prospective memory task for "focal" ProM cues, that is, "the features of the target cue that have been associated with the prospective memory intention are features that are processed because of the ongoing activity".

Comparison between the model with interaction and the model without interaction showed that resources are less idle and lower acuity patients are processed slower because of consultation time.

This scenario assumes that antisense tRNAs are not processed because of their own capacity to form secondary structures punctuating RNA processing, but because of tRNA punctuation of sense RNA maturation by sense tRNAs.

Initially, only limited amounts of data could be collected and processed, because of limitations in tools and models used to interpret the results.