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It is now technically an American film.

The F.C.C. has since relaxed those rules, and Fox is now technically a network.

Assange is now technically a fugitive for having breached the terms of his bail when he entered the Ecuadorean embassy.

"The potential to improve the nutritional content of many crops in many ways is now technically feasible".

The consortium behind it, comprising Scottish Power, National Grid and Shell, says its engineering design shows CCS is now technically feasible.

Europe's largest economy is now technically in recession, and the growth outlook for the euro area as a whole is grim this year and next.

Most nurseries still call these plants sedums, but they are now technically in the genus Hylotelephium.

This will let people do things that are now technically difficult or prohibitively expensive, such as mobile video-conferencing or managing a building's lighting online.

Last year, Turkish animal-welfare groups pointed out that the fights are now technically illegal according to the country's animal-rights laws.

These greens were now technically on islands but maybe not in the sense that most golfers equate with an island green.

By one estimate more than 100 banks are now technically insolvent, and more bankruptcies must surely follow, not just to improve the health of the banking system, but also to boost tax collection.