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"I think of the 87th as one big book," McBain has said, "a changing portrait of a big city and of crime and punishment in our time".

The Association of Chief Police Officers has called for the funding of a national database of men suspected of attacking sex workers, and its spokesman, deputy chief constable Simon Byrne, has said a debate is needed about changing the laws governing prostitution.

A British minister, however, has said that changing the terms after an auction had been held would undermine the integrity of future licence sales and could land the government in court.

She has said that changing the culture of the agency is a top priority.

G.M. has said that changing the grille design would cost $100 million.

Thus far, John McCain has said little about changing the approach to possession-only drug crimes.

It's the second time in the past three months the company has said it is changing its name.

But teachers have said the changing profile of A-level subjects may also reflect the financial squeeze that sixth-form education is facing, with fewer subjects on offer and choices limited to more mainstream courses.

The company has said its distributors are changing orders because they have surplus Citrix software.

"He called Sepp Blatter," the head of FIFA, "and he has said he would consider changing the rules".

Mr. Cuomo had said that changing the system was a priority, although some liberals viewed his effort as late and lackluster.