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Critics were quick to point out that the majority of porn sites are free, and located outside of the UK, meaning that any amount of British legislation or payment blocking would be unlikely to have much of an impact.

This ISP level blocking would be fairly unique, given that most countries that implement censorship online do so at a national level, and usually target porn, moral or political subversion, such as in Australia and China.

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The fallout of a deal being blocked would be financial and immediate, Mr. Schachter said.

The only thing worse than missing a terrorist attack because an NSA surveillance programme had been blocked would be having the NSA leak that the terrorist attack was missed because you blocked their surveillance programme.

Attached to the measure – which the GOP seemed likely to block – would be an extension of jobless benefits for around 2 million long-term unemployed people.

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Comparison to mice, 6 weeks following nerve transection in which regeneration is totally blocked, would be helpful for perspective and to judge the relative impact of satellite cell depletion on the process of nerve regeneration.

Italy pledged $5 billion over 20 years in exchange for Libya's blocking would-be immigrants from leaving.

One reason is the exclusivity agreements that money transmitters sign with local agents and banks, blocking would-be entrants.

In Japan and Europe, in particular, large numbers of such zombie firms and banks survived, and they are now blocking would-be competitors able to drive the next upswing in growth.