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However, a senior academic has warned that while such a deal could be agreed at an intergovernmental level, it could later be deemed illegal under EU treaty laws.

If that wasted energy were instead stored as hydrogen (produced by using the electrical power to extract hydrogen from water), it could later be converted back to electricity in a fuel cell, to be sold when needed.

The engine that rolled away had been unhitched so that the other working locomotive could tow the disabled one to a spot in the yard where it could later be transported to Pennsylvania for maintenance.

Julie A. Pace, a lawyer for the groups challenging the law, said they accepted the decisions and would now focus on Judge Wake's hearing, but she predicted that having the law go into effect, with the possibility it could later be rejected, would cause more confusion.

Each case had a study identification number so that it could later be linked with the associated claims data files.

The referral was then usually "parked" by secretarial staff so that it could later be reviewed by the GPs who - if satisfied that the referral was clinically correct - then sent on the referral themselves.

Clinton left the ceremony before it concluded, and could later be seen on video being helped into a car.

The partnership could later be extended to other NBC Universal properties.

Intel said the chip could later be used in tablets.

But opponents have warned that censorship could later be extended.

Black smoke could later be seen billowing from the building.