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The government said Tuesday that it would clarify its abortion policy by the end of the year after publishing a long-overdue report on an issue that has divided the country.

The San Francisco company said it would clarify that policy, but its actions triggered fresh concerns from privacy advocates and lawmakers over what they said was an unconscionable intrusion into personal information.

He said that it would clarify Israel's positions, including its call for negotiations without preconditions, as well as basic requirements for an agreement, including Palestinian recognition of Israel as the homeland of the Jewish people — a principle that has been consistently rejected by the Palestinian leadership.

But it would clarify the differences between real dilemmas posed by sharia, and irresponsibly invented ones.

If Iran rejected that offer, he said, it would clarify Tehran's intentions.

He said that the December 8 Tbilisi meeting would be very important as it would 'clarify' the Turkish position, i.e. whether they were willing to help, and that the December 14 meeting would be similarly important as it would clarify whether BP was willing to help.

It certainly would clarify the role and organisation of out- of- hours healthcare for the users.

"I think that's one of the things that would help and would clarify it to supporters.

It was inevitable that he would clarify his comments but not sure that this will dispel the concerns they raised about his judgment.

Since the 1990s civil society groups and legislators have drafted constitutions and proposed Basic Laws with constitutional standing that would clarify what it means for Israel to be a "Jewish and democratic state". Are these bills Liberal or chauvinist?

The paid soothsayers might have sat in the doldrums of temporary unemployment, but the vote would clarify everything, it was said.