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Yes, our hopes and desires for a better life (whatever that entails) have been typically acted upon first by ourselves and secondarily by the government — keeping "big brother" at bay.

Weeks after details of the US Prism programme first leaked, some of the details of what it entails have been confirmed but others have yet to be clarified, and may not do so for years to come.

Fan conversations about what "future house" entails have been bordering on pedantry ever since that genre definition flew out of Tchami's hands and to places he never intended.

We celebrate small accomplishments feverishly, and my expectations of what success entails have been smashed and rebuilt into something beautifully simple: Owen sitting unaided for five seconds, or, as he watches the Paralympics on television, hearing the words 'cerebral palsy' and 'champion' in the same sentence.

The dam of all-powerful monogamy and the commitments it entails has been seriously breached.

"Effectively, this whole package called a Palestinian state, with all it entails, has been removed indefinitely from our agenda".

Indeed, some may conclude the gamble of frontloading spending to ensure entrance into the Champions League, with all the financial benefits that entails, has been worth it.

It seems that the details of what the meetings will entail have been very limited, even to the parties themselves.

What health literacy skills really entail has been defined in many different ways.

In other words, the boys' behavior, with the stresses on family life it entailed, could have been a cause of divorce as well as a consequence.

Due to the life-threatening consequences that a failed tracheal intubation entails, many efforts have been made to identify specific patient features, which may predict difficulty during tracheal intubation.