Nonetheless, given the propensity of applicants to share information, they are not likely to stay under wraps for long.
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THE marketing of feminine hygiene products has rarely garnered accolades for creativity, given the propensity for euphemisms like "freshness" and shots of frolicking women in white pants.
Given the propensity to download multiple different ones, a more realistic market on Android is somewhere between 50m and 60m devices.
Given the propensity of byelections to act as rallying points for protest voting against the government of the day, Corby is therefore very much Labour's to lose.
Given the propensity for human error in such circumstances, mechanised grunts might make such calls better than flesh-and-blood officers.
Given the propensity of established firms to diversify into new areas, it seems likely that start-ups are sometimes crowded out.
These countries should also commit to detailed procedures for releasing information about a leak, given the propensity of radiation to float across borders, Mr. Kiriyenko said.
To break the rigidity of four years of high school for everyone will almost certainly require a significant incentive, given the propensity of schools to resist change.
But how many inmates would be released, how many offenders would be spared imprisonment, and, given the propensity of released inmates to land behind bars again, would the prison census drop enough to finance drug treatment?
Courage believes la rentrée will be hot for Hollande but not necessarily incendiary, even given the propensity among politicians and public for the dramatic: "The French are anxious, anguished, pessimistic... but not necessarily ready for revolution".
