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This was believable enough to deter a Soviet attack on Western Europe.

Annoying as these government provisions might be, none of them are onerous enough to deter a seriously troubled bank from turning down government money.

It replaces an older system, WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy), which is good enough to deter a casual snoop but not a determined hacker.

The controversy surrounding The Birth of a Nation director Nate Parker has not been enough to deter a strong showing in the nominations for the NAACP Image awards, which were announced on Tuesday.

Michael Quinlan, a deputy under-secretary of state at the Ministry of Defence, thought that a casualty figure of up to 10 million Soviet dead might not be enough to deter a country that had lost more than 20 million people in the second world war.

The slim chance of the open source Death Star making it past the planning stages has not been enough to deter a countermeasure campaign.

The military needs "to be strong enough to deter an initial attack from the mainland," he said.

None of those theoretical problems are considered large enough to deter an attack, senior military officials said.

In fact, even a pre-existing allergy may not be enough to deter an obsessed scientist from a particular line of inquiry.

The memo from Mr. Clarke's group in July 2001 about F.B.I. activities adds another piece of evidence to the document trail, but it is unlikely to resolve the questions over whether the administration did enough to deter an attack.

Mr Limnell calls for a "triad" of capabilities: resilience under severe attack; reasonable assurance of attribution so that attackers cannot assume anonymity; and the means to hit back hard enough to deter an unprovoked attack.Few would argue against improving resilience, particularly of critical national infrastructure such as power grids, sewerage and transport systems.