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Officials said the design was chosen because it would permit reopening of the stretch in the future.

She said that the building would benefit the area, because it would permit the school to increase the number of concerts and operas it offers each year.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is traveling to Berlin on Thursday, hoping to persuade Chancellor Angela Merkel that a statement on the 1967 lines would be counterproductive because it would permit the Palestinians to avoid real negotiation.

Assemblyman Reed Gusciora, a Democrat from Princeton who sponsored the legislation, said New Jersey's would be the most restrictive medical marijuana law in the nation because it would permit doctors to prescribe it for only a set list of serious, chronic illnesses.

They also said the law was true to the spirit of Supreme Court rulings because it would permit a large majority of abortions, which already occur before 12 weeks, to proceed and would encourage pregnant women and doctors to seek earlier, "safer and more humane abortions".

Mr. Parsons, in a speech before the annual UBS Warburg Media Week conference, said such a merger would make good business sense because it would permit ABC to benefit from CNN's international reporting expertise, while CNN could expand its audience through ABC's stations.

Archbishop Dolan said in a news conference after the vote that he would carry on the forceful opposition of his predecessor, Cardinal Francis George of Chicago, to the recent health care overhaul because the bishops believed it would permit expanded government financing for abortion.

This would be a bit disappointing because it would only permit us to work as what the cartographers did in J.L. Borges' fable [ 2].

Because it would have permitted debate about socialist priorities, it would have undermined the leading role of the Communist Party; this prospect in turn was perceived as a threat to stability in the region and eventually in the U.S.S.R. itself.

Privacy and civil liberties groups criticized the administration's proposal because it would continue to permit the government to use a new surveillance system that the groups say may be used far more broadly than older technologies, enabling federal agents to monitor an unlimited amount of innocent communications, including those of people who are not targets of criminal investigations.

But after 20 Qc3, he could not defend his c4 pawn because 20... b5 would permit 21 Ne4 and 22 Nc5 with a strong knight outpost.