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The Republicans were terrified of what had just happened to Bob Bennett, which cut off the ability of our "centrists" to triangulate against the left and find refuge in "principled conservatism".
Mr. Doctoroff assured Goldman officials that Bloomberg was concerned about the breach and had cut off the ability of reporters to access client information, according to attendees of the meeting.
And a new law may have cut off the ability of other plaintiffs to sue over new surveillance.
He also says law enforcement or military officials can use his invention to cut off the ability of people like hijackers, hostage takers, and fleeing suspects to communicate.
Prominent Athenian attorney Yiannis Vlachos told our correspondent Helena Smith that the projected cuts condemn Greek lawyers to unemployment and will ultimately cut off the ability of ordinary Greeks to have recourse to justice.
The real problem with Mr. Bush's policy, many scientists said, was not that only 24 fully developed lines exist, but that the president has cut off the ability of American scientists to create and study new ones.
And so, next Wednesday, April 3 the company will cut off the ability of community members to record new videos.
In the case of the Federal Reserve, they could cut off the ability to borrow money.
For these items there is a sharp cut-off of ability level at which the item was passed or failed.
To be a good soldier, Starhawk sums it up, "You have to cut off a lot of your ability to feel..
