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Mr. Blagojevich had a much larger legal team for the first trial, but the judge said two lawyers would be sufficient because the evidence had already been examined and Mr. Blagojevich had seen the government's case.

Even if the best hypothetical predictions for removal of polluting chemicals from automobile exhausts is realized, the cleanup will not be sufficient because the expected growth of the automobile population will continue to increase the pollutant rate.

Alternatively, in a rail construction, an applicant can seek to demonstrate (with supporting information addressing the pertinent aspects of § 1105.7 e)) that an EA, rather than an EIS, will be sufficient because the particular proposal is not likely to have a significant environmental impact.

As urban, agricultural, and industrial development, the volume and proportion of water required will also increase and water supplies that were obtained from shallow unconfined aquifers may not be sufficient, because the availability of the resources becomes confined.

The Marines plan to cover the landfills with four feet of earth, but environmental officials say that will not be sufficient because the county plans to build a golf course and a light industrial area next to the landfills and near the proposed commercial airport.

Although the pro-domain is required, it may not be sufficient because the D2 deletion also blocks transport.

The Obama administration's policy was sufficient because the Pakistani state was relatively capable and could build on the gains made by U.S. counterterrorism strikes.

We believed that the sampling time is sufficient because the proposed system detected the difference between a skilled player and a novice.

It could be improved by using medium or long context as long as the NN training data is sufficient because the use of longer context will make the NN vulnerable to high variance (overfitting) problem, where the use of more NN training data might help.

The verbal informed consent was sufficient because the patient doctor relationship was earlier established (Dr. Pusa), the patients attended medical care for the routine doctor's check-up and venipuncture was a part of their current medical treatment.

A numerical test shows that Nsim = 24, which value we employed previously [13] without rigorous testing, is sufficient, because the results of the energy minimization cease to depend on Nsim beyond this number (Fig. 1).