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But if no petitions are granted, it could be moot, as industrial trans fats would be eliminated.
"Granted it could have been in a different spot, but it's one of those things," Collins said.
But a former independent counsel, Jacob A. Stein, said that even if the petition was granted, it could easily backfire.
Granted, "it could be looked on as a political event," Mr. Nusseibeh said a few days later.
If permission were granted, it could depart within 15 minutes for a flight to south-eastern Iran aboard a Greek military cargo plane.
I don't, I say; granted, it could do with a trim at the back, but I don't particularly care if it gets called a mullet.
If I have to fund it out of academic research grants it could take three to four years". Stevens's work "displays significant potential to alter the current design, manufacture and use of electronic circuits in a wide number of applications", says Darren Cadman, research co-ordinator at the Innovative Electronics Manufacturing Centre at Loughborough University.
Without a state grant, it could not have afforded the $20,000 cost of equipping even a single elementary school with the new technology, said Richard Spina, coordinator of instructional media.
"The electrification of the Caltrain Corridor is an important component of that and of the advancement of high-speed rail in California". If the administration cuts off related money for the bullet train and attempts to enforce stricter controls on existing multibillion-dollar grants, it could cause significant stress on a project that is already facing increasing costs and schedule delays.
So highly regarded was the film that France, which restricted the number of theatres in which undubbed American films could play, granted it a special waiver because of its "extraordinary artistic merit".
Granted, I could have figured it out, but the prior knowledge meant we were able to hit the ground running, and we quickly attained a level of reproducibility and certainty.
