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But the court of appeals decision, which rejected the argument that bulk collection is permissible even under the existing Patriot Act, has dramatically complicated attempts by Senate Republicans to reauthorise it in the eight remaining days that both chambers are sitting this month.
Controversial NSA powers to monitor suspicious communication by collecting all American phone records are due to expire at the end of the month, a circumstance that was dramatically complicated by a US appeal court judgment on Thursday ruling the practice first revealed by Edward Snowden to be unlawful.
The situation is dramatically complicated if at least one nonstandard correlation occurs among the initial data: the data become contradictory.
Since the building of the model is dramatically complicated and cumbersome, in this section modeling process is described briefly and shown in Fig. 11.
The increasing scale, technology advances, and services of today's networks have dramatically complicated their management in such a way that in the near future human administrators will not be able to achieve efficient management.
The increasing scale, technology advances and services of modern networks have dramatically complicated their management such that in the near future it will be almost impossible for human administrators to monitor them.
This surge, which is the chief motor of the much ballyhooed new economy also dramatically complicates monetary policy.
The sheer number of agreements, all of which cover slightly different products and contain different rules, will dramatically complicate logistics in a region that epitomises the global trend towards decentralised production.As these agreements gradually reduce bilateral tariffs, Asia will be riven by trade discrimination between different countries.
Correlation between disturbance events dramatically complicates the problem of choosing the optimal suite of sites.
The pressure difference generates an inhomogeneous deformation field in the FG cylinder, which dramatically complicates the superimposed wave problem described by the small-on-large theory.
The fall of Assad would dramatically complicate this decisive route.
