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On the same day that it published the paper with Mr Cable, the Treasury also weighed in with a blueprint of its own for financial regulation.

"Any functional difference between a cellphone and a residential landline has been eroded," the association says, in a blueprint of its proposed changes.

It has never tried anything quite like this before: to create and administer a nation from a fresh blueprint of its own.

By contrast, Catherine the Great would be able to credit the "many lucky circumstances" that facilitated her seizing control of a system of imperial absolutism at the height of its influence, if bearing the blueprint of its own destruction.

To hear Latin poetry spoken smoothly and quickly is to hear a mellifluous, rat-a-tat-tat language, the rich, distilled, romantic, pure, heady blueprint of its close descendant, Italian.

Apart from the many photographs and renderings of the building and its details, a striking item in the show is a large-scale facsimile blueprint of its Broadway elevation.

Atlassian is starting with three blueprints of its own, including a contextual framework for organizing meetings, as well as a file-sharing service.

He believes that Date My School surpasses the Winklevosses' blueprint because of its many options for privacy and selectivity.

Emerging hypotheses capable of explaining such an investment posit that the brain's intrinsic functional architecture encodes a blueprint for its repertoire of responses to the external world.

President Obama said he decided to postpone the airstrikes once Syria agreed to abide by the terms of a strict international blueprint to dispose of its chemical arsenal.

From toys and games to television programming, motion pictures, digital gaming and a comprehensive licensing program, Hasbro executes its brand blueprint in all of its operations".