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The judges appeared more vexed by a provision that would allow local officers to hold suspects until their immigration status could be determined.

But Democrats in the Assembly are rightly startled by a provision that would require a 60 percent majority vote for local property tax increases that exceed 2 percent.

Those interest groups are especially peeved by a provision that requires the states to raise achievement levels for all categories of students, including children with disabilities, who have usually been shunted into separate classes and excluded from state achievement tests.

Lee Hye-min said that the differences were cleared by a provision that would allow each side to file a complaint with a panel if it suspected the other side was abusing the drawback.

And it will be protected from future retaliation by a provision that prevents Mr. Giuliani from imposing any funding cuts that are disproportionately larger than those affecting other major city-supported museums.

Foreign companies bitterly complain that they would be badly hurt by a provision that is supposed to penalize companies that try to avoid United States taxes by making interest payments to their foreign parents.

Congress will need to ensure, through subsidies and by changing a provision that seems to penalize retirees who receive drug coverage from a former employer, that such erosion of corporate benefits is minimal.

Lawmakers dodged a last-minute veto threat by dropping a provision that would have put more scrutiny on the outside earnings of Governor Ventura, who was a commentator this year on telecasts of the now-defunct XFL football league.

One way they did that was by adding a provision that allows upper-income taxpayers, in 2010, to convert their traditional IRAs to Roth IRAs.

has held up the bill's passage over the past few years by opposing a provision that would prevent children accused of status offenses from being detained if they had violated a previous court order.

Cuccinelli said the board exceeded its authority by adopting a provision that would excuse existing health clinics from complying with the regulations' extensive and cost-prohibitive new building standards.