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But the vote has put José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Spain's left-wing prime minister, in a bind: while he can hardly approve a measure which, on the face of it, clears the way for possible Catalan independence, his government depends on support from leftist Catalan nationalists.

Since it came in, they've approved hardly any.

This music, though hardly modernist in the approved sense, is lean and searching.

John Tierney writes that "most Americans tell pollsters that they think a husband should be notified before an abortion," and that the Pennsylvania law that Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. "approved was hardly a draconian version of that principle".

Almost none of the MAS books were on the approved titles and hardly any of the approved books were written by Latino authors.

In Europe, high-dose IL-2 for these indications has not been approved and is therefore hardly used.

It hardly mattered that United's directors would have approved the agreement and were as much to blame as Goodwin.

But Mr. Pernetti is hardly the only person who watched the edited video and still approved of keeping Mr. Rice on staff until last week.

It's hardly news that many of the more than 18,000 pesticide products approved for use in this country have been linked to cancer and other severe health effects in humans.

Even FIFA, the international soccer federation, has approved it in recent years.The idea of fake grass is hardly new.

If the E.T.F. is ever approved, a fund based on a volatile virtual currency is hardly likely to be a safe, core holding for buy-and-hold investors.