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A top Pentagon research official told Congress today that a program intended to forestall terrorism by tapping computer databases -- but curbed by legislation this winter because of privacy fears -- would not look into Americans' financial or health records.

And for years, electricity experts have warned that market changes like the breakup of utility monopolies and greater reliance on long-distance transmission have increased the need for reactive power but curbed the motivation to produce it.

But curbing access to misoprostol would mean that more women would die of hemorrhages.

But curbing speculation requires moves, such as raising interest rates, that could crimp the sprees of investment and industrial expansion that are the main contributors to growth.

He would welcome quite a lot of skilled migrants and students (a good idea) but curb family reunions (which sounds harsh).

PAGE B11 A RE-OPENING (OF SORTS) The New Jersey State Museum's main building reopens in Trenton after four years of renovation, but curb your enthusiasm.

But curbing it is proving tough.Mr Xiao has been trying the hard way to raise awareness of the crime; driving around the country in a minivan covered with posters of missing children.

The opposition member, Mohamed Sarmini, said the proposal would temporarily leave Mr. Assad in power, but curb his authority — an arrangement that some members of the opposition had previously rejected as inadequate.

But curbing plastic waste and bettering living conditions are only the tip of the iceberg.

But for Curbed the hard times never came.

One compensation adviser interviewed by The New York Times initially praised the plan, but later curbed his enthusiasm.