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Sometimes they will conflict, but having separate committees, as the Tories propose, does not resolve this.And central banks should lead efforts to reform banking, so that it poses less risk to taxpayers.

Another one of the Brics with clear problems is Brazil, though it poses less of an international danger.

"While marijuana is not harmless — few, if any, products are — it poses less harm than alcohol to consumers and to society.

The new poison Glendale plans to use, Fastrac, is a safer alternative because it poses less of a threat to wildlife that eat poisoned rats or mice compared with the previously-used Contrac Super Size Blox, according to a city report.

Although a multi-species biofilm derived from fresh human whole saliva and grown for 16 h bears the closest similarity to the clinical reality, in vitro, it poses less of a challenge to remove than does a dual-species biofilm.

He said it posed less risk for Sprint because the company was paid cash upfront.

The winds died down and the temperature fell today, and the fire was 50percentt contained by this evening.. Though still dangerous, it posed less of a threat to populated areas.

Even as the fire has grown to more than eight times what it was earlier in the week and hundreds of firefighters have come to battle it, officials said Thursday that it posed less of a direct threat to people, at least for now.

ATLANTA--If the West Nile virus spreads to Central and South America--as many researchers think it will--it may pose less of a health threat than in the United States.

The bickering over Cegetel may mean that SFR poses less of a competitive threat than it would with Vodafone's muscle fully behind it.

William Morrison poses less of a problem because its market share, 6percentt, is so much smaller.