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He added Syria had agreed because this would "remove grounds for American aggression".

But Mr. Littlejohn said the company would not make the amounts public because that would "remove the incentive" for manufacturers to bid vigorously to offer discounts.

The slight loss of precision compared with the standard MMTT needs to be balanced by the practicality of this approach because it would remove the need for inpatient testing and allow widespread screening.

This is not only because it would remove one of the country's major historical justifications for its policies in the region – that Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East, surrounded by various forms of oriental despotism.

A lot of NGOs got involved, but it was a total disaster because they would remove old hand pumps and put in this new thing without talking to the people there.

"I think Rick Lazio did the right thing because that would remove any ambiguities, because there are ambiguities in this," Mr. McCain, an Arizona Republican, said at a campaign event that had been arranged before Mr. Lazio came under fire for broadcasting at least two advertisements paid for by the Republican National Committee.

The verification plan has united an unusual array of supporters — including Democrats protective of workers' rights and Republicans normally skeptical of government intrusion — who say it is essential for preventing illegal immigration in the future because it would remove the jobs magnet that attracts migrants to this country.

Analysts say Euronext, BME and Borsa Italiana are especially vulnerable, because it would remove rules that in effect eliminate competition in their home markets.

He points out that the current plan does not make sense because it would remove two-thirds of the operation of the tube from his management.

Its backers say it would clearly benefit the United States because it would remove duties on American goods going to Colombia, whose products already enter the United States duty free.

But academics fear that a custodial sentence would  inspire demonstrators to cause more damage in future – because it would remove the incentive to seek a trial by magistrate rather than trial by jury.