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To claim that this is all that is intended through the changes means a regulation has been drafted that goes way beyond what is necessary.
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A law that was intended (through the Reynolds defence) to penalise defamation, while protecting investigative journalism, has done the opposite.
The Voltage system is intended to cut through that complexity.
The effort is intended to cut through red tape engendered by the authority's 26-page application.
The installation, which runs from May 9 to Aug. 3, is part critical, part fond, and is intended to show, through artist-made objects, what such endeavors don't reveal about themselves.
The iPill, a plastic capsule that is to be taken with food or water, is intended to travel through the digestive system naturally, typically within about 24 hours, dispensing its medicine at specific locations along the way, Dr. van der Schaar said.
The Medicare card program, which is intended to last through the end of 2005, is a precursor to a program called Medicare Part D, which begins in 2006 and will help enrollees pay for prescription drugs outright.
The reductions are to the wholesale price operators charge each other, which is intended to flow through into retail price cuts, but the telecoms chief said that previous cuts had not benefited consumers.
The Sony Reader is intended for moving through a book, offering buttons that let you flip pages with one hand and software that formats the text to fit the screen.
In distributed systems, goals are objectives; the system is intended to achieve through the cooperation of agents in the envisioned software and its environment [31].
PREP-PAC is a strategic approach because all of its ingredients, except for urea, originate from East Africa, and are relatively inexpensive; the product is intended for distribution through existing retail and development networks.
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