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Maurice Carroll, director of the poll, said that the department's progress in reshaping public opinion was considerable but could be quickly undone by another high-profile incident in which a civilian was injured under disputed circumstances.

Gathering the measurements had been painstaking, requiring a person to sit perfectly still in front of a giant camera, but they could be quickly and easily made with Rogers's epidermal system, he told me.

England expect a preliminary hearing on Tuesday, the day after the Lord's Test is due to end, but that could be quickly followed by a full hearing, meaning a decision before the start of the third Test in Southampton on Sunday week.

The publisher of the game did update it to not allow a player to hit PokéStops while driving but this could be quickly worked around by indicating you were a passenger not the driver.

Yes, I admit I was eager to go through my email, but most of it could be quickly deleted.

But alliance officials warn those supplies could be quickly exhausted if a large number of refugees arrive.

If a worker died, the colony was weakened to some measurable but relatively inconsequential extent; the deficit could be quickly made up by rearing another worker in the nursery.

In 1940 there were only 1206 professional officers present; It had been hoped that when war threatened, these deficiencies could be quickly remedied but following the mobilisation of all Dutch forces on 28 August 1939 (bringing Army strength to about 280,000 men) readiness only slowly improved: most available time was spent constructing defences.

But Congress has not set the changes into law, and they could be quickly undone by a future administration.

None of those allegations could be quickly confirmed.

That cushion could be quickly wiped out in the case of a U.S. default.