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Names and details have been changed to prevent identification.

Bankruptcy laws have since been changed to prevent such reductions.

Carmen Pérez (whose name has been changed to prevent repercussions) is a black housewife in her 30s, who intends to take her son to the memorial.

"You need muscle to get kids into the international schools," says Alex, a financier who recently returned to London after a brief Swiss sojourn (names have been changed to prevent recriminations).

As a teenager none of my friends wanted to kiss a guy called James (names have been changed to prevent the same hurt feelings that you have) because his tongue penetrated so far into your mouth that he made you gag - and worse.

The rules have long been changed to prevent that (both frontbenches colluded) and, except on big occasions, the action has moved from the chamber to select committees where the 2010 parliament is starting to make a good job of holding ministers, officials and bankers to account.

There are things that must be changed to prevent this from happening again.

But it was changed to prevent confusion with another station in the same area.

Ten years ago, in the United States, the law was changed to prevent adoption being delayed or denied on grounds of race.

Buffett said the US tax system should be changed to prevent this from happening, and the Obama administration tried to do so in 2012, but it was unsuccessful.

Since Enron's collapse, both Republican and Democratic lawmakers have said that some pension rules should be changed to prevent bankruptcy filings from hurting only lower-level employees.