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More troubling, banks' balance sheets and inspections might not tell the whole story.

Unannounced inspections might be unpopular, but they would increase safety across the industry, Mr. Jansen said.

There are situations in which inspections might yet be an option.

Even Annan, who made no secret of his hope that the resumption of inspections might avert war, expressed little confidence in Iraqi cooperation.

Potentially, such inspections might be risky, since pretty much everything that Mr X is doing is illegal, according to the letter of the North Korean law.

The Bush administration argues, unpersuasively, that such inspections might interfere with making fuel for American nuclear submarines and might allow foreign inspectors to glimpse secret American nuclear technology.

It means that food inspection might be compromised.

After saying that not raising any revenues, and only cutting spending, would mean discarding useful things, he said, It means that food inspection might be compromised.

That's why over the last few months, we've been doing a lot of thinking about what the future of inspection might look like.

Alif the Unseen by G Willow Wilson (Atlantic, £12.99) A cursory inspection might suggest that this novel is no more than a retread of familiar territory.

Predator inspection might evolve not because inspectors leave more progeny than non-inspectors within a group — traditional individual selection — but because groups that include inspectors survive better than groups that don't.