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The proposed changes would probably exclude people with a diagnosis who were higher functioning.

Fundamental changes would probably require an entirely new body of regulations and the backing of Mr. McCreevy's American counterparts.

Such changes would probably have been impossible to secure had the company been forced to completely refinance its loan.

But Sue Brennan, a Postal Service spokeswoman, said the changes would probably have minimal impact on the average customer.

For Mr. Ingolfsson, any further changes would probably mean another lengthy round of hearing what great champions of human rights all these countries were, and fighting to snip a year here or a year there.

But the study said such changes would probably not change persistent declines in voter turnout and registration, which it said stemmed from "a decreasing hold of the idea of civic duty and involvement".

Mr. O'Leary said the service change would probably not be considered again until early 2002.

Like the excise tax on high-priced plans, this change would probably increase pressure to keep costs down.

But if the country were to become less intoxicated, the earliest signs of change would probably appear in the city.

Barnett describes only "micro-signs" of change in Beijing, but he believes that a policy change would probably be abrupt, rather than telegraphed in advance by softening rhetoric.

But such a change would probably fail in the Senate if Democrats retained their majority there, and it would certainly be challenged in court.