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The unsold critic could retrospectively call them a gimmick made to be exposed in the playoffs.
The parliament could retrospectively adopt McClintock's recommendations and legislate to clarify the distinction between indirect and direct corruption.
The new bill, if passed, would mean the the federal government could retrospectively be allowed to bring on secret evidence in ongoing control order hearings that the person who is subject to the order is unable to see.
The federal government could retrospectively be allowed to bring on secret evidence in ongoing control order hearings that judges can take into account to restrict people's movement and associations, under proposed anti-terrorism laws.
We could retrospectively reanalyze the first 108 samples.
The report also said that the council could retrospectively give consent to guaranteeing the loan but none of the statutory officers would support such an action.
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It is unknown whether any of these calls could be retrospectively associated with the Paris attacks.
This study focuses on the removal of NOM by novel filters, which could be retrospectively fitted to any conventional water treatment facility.
Officials say a wolf can only be shot if there is an "immediate" risk of an attack but, under its proposals, an islander could simply retrospectively claim a wolf threatened them or their livestock.
The legislation has since been amended a second time but it was not clear whether this could apply retrospectively to the Scientology trial.
He cited recent changes to British extradition law, which (while he stopped short of suggesting they could apply retrospectively to Assange's case) he hoped could change the context for discussion between the two countries.
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