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And while it has expressly limited its ambitions to counter-terrorism security, it is believed that Erbil will encourage Syrian Kurds to follow its own example of self-government as Syria comes apart at the seams.

Mylan was not involved with EpiPen's classification until it purchased the rights to it nine years ago, but the federal agency says it has "expressly told" the company about the incorrect categorization.

The State Department's action is a milestone in that it has expressly included "restricting Internet connectivity" as a form of sanctionable censorship that "prohibit(s), limit(s), or penalize(s) the exercise of freedom of expression or assembly by citizens of Iran".

Still, this week, perhaps emboldened by public disgust at the latest murders, the government for the first time admitted that it had expressly authorised the American operation.Despite his tenuous security control, Mr Saleh is expected to weather the storm, as he has so often done before in his 24 years in power.

But beyond my will for I have given no instruction for this re-election debate, on the contrary, I have expressly asked for it to be called off such a debate there is.

It claims, "the government has expressly disclaimed any interest in such mass collection of personal information under section 215".

What is being regulated here is not speech but money, and it is being done in ways the Supreme Court has expressly endorsed in its past decisions.

It is in this environment that Les Cuistots has expressly employed nine cooks from Syria, Ethiopia, Sri Lanka and more.

Ironically, after Locationgate first started making headlines, Microsoft sent a letter to Congress stating among other things that Windows Phone 7 will not store any location data unless a user has "expressly allowed an application to collect" it.

With respect to the currently pending fight over the Contraceptive Mandate, it is important to note that the Obama Administration has expressly granted an exemption to religious nonprofits.

The company has expressly denied the corruption allegations and says it will sue Fairfax Media.