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Britain, GCHQ admitted, is reliant on this compliant legal framework "for continued access" to the undersea internet cables that carry "UK transit traffic at scale".

Some people close to the talks said the mediator felt the parties were tired, needed some days off and could use a different framework for continued discussions.

"Telenor is working actively towards Indian authorities to bring forward an acceptable framework for continued operations," it said in a statement.

2. (C) During a February 18 meeting with the Ambassador, Polish Defense Minister Bogdan Klich said there is a good political framework for continued U.S.-Polish defense cooperation, and noted Under Secretary Tauscher's February 8 visit had been a very successful one.

Strong economic foundations in industry and commerce offer a dependable framework for continued growth.

The product's strategic design provides a framework for continued innovation and value creation to propel the industry forward as it evolves," said Randy Chappel, Managing Director of HIG, in a statement.

Heparin binds specifically around the capsid icosahedral vertices and may recapitulate the earliest stage of infection, providing a framework for continuing biochemical, genetic, and biophysical studies.

This article summarizes representative clinical studies for selected antiretrovirals that provide a framework for continuing the necessary clinical research to extend successful outcomes in developed countries to human immunodeficiency virus-1 infected pregnant women and infants world-wide and minimize the risk of long-term adverse effects.

So far, there has been no apparent breakthrough in U.S. efforts to secure the parties' agreement on a framework for continuing the negotiations toward a final peace deal, but Kerry said he was "comfortable that the major choices are on the table" for both leaders.

This paper focuses on understanding the phenomena, and on developing a predictive capability that can form the engineering framework for maintaining continued airworthiness.

We also consider why the label "public accountant" failed to satisfy the conditions identified by Abbott's analytical framework for the continuing success of their professional project, and conclude that the need for a more effective means of occupational differentiation led to the reconstruction of a public accountancy profession based instead on the title "chartered accountant".