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Last month it was reported that the bank's governor, Mervyn King, had privately told another economist, a visiting American called David Hale, that whichever party next governed Britain, it would have to cut public spending so brutally that it would subsequently be out of power for a generation.

For example, the Meishan breed is known to be a fatty breed, and it would subsequently be expected that most of the M breed allele effects at the QTL for back fat depth are higher compared to the P and W breed alleles.

Judge Rakoff argued that the Supreme Court's decision was based on the premise that it was "highly unlikely that an executed person would subsequently be discovered to be innocent".

In the nurse-led intervention arm it is possible that staff were aware that screening would subsequently be provided by the nurse, so felt less compelled to organise screening themselves.

Amendment 60 would require school districts to cut property taxes, leaving it up to the state to replace the education funds that would subsequently be lost.

It transpired that whichever book was chosen in the fiction category would subsequently be considered for the title Book of the Year by a group of celebrities under the guise of "ordinary readers", whoever they are.

Prior to conducting a placebo-controlled trial of exercise we felt that it was prudent to identify the most promising form of exercise that would subsequently be evaluated in the placebo-controlled trial.

It was Herder who developed modern interpretation-theory, or hermeneutics, in ways that would subsequently be taken over by Schleiermacher and then more systematically formulated by Schleiermacher's pupil Böckh.

However, it is true that certain individuals who had migrated from the country and changed citizenship would subsequently be lost to follow-up on such a national database.

Edgar Bronfman, Seagram's CEO, was eager to pay it, since ABC was on the hook to provide most of the financing of projects that would subsequently be 50%-owned by Universal.

(It is significant that Fichte's unpublished notebook of 1793/94, in which he first sketched what would subsequently be known as the Wissenschaftslehre or "Theory of Scientific Knowledge," was titled "Private Meditations on Elementary Philosophy/Practical Philosophy").