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But it would technically be temporary.

We would say "don't try this at home" but it would technically be much safer to try it at home.

It would technically be perfectly possible, over a period of six months, to put together a package of constraints on Scots MPs' voting rights that complemented the powers handed to Holyrood.

Fun fact: we don't use bottles because if Four Loko were ever to be sold in glass, it would technically be classified as a weapon, and customers would be subjected to a background check and a three-day waiting period with each purchase.

Then it would technically be quite possible to track what different hospitals actually spend on health care and what happens to these patients that get treated.

The Treasury Department has said it would technically be possible to prioritize principal and interest payments to U.S. creditors over payments to federal government agencies and beneficiaries.

"If James Holmes took someone's wallet after shooting all of those people, it'd technically be classified as a robbery, and [be] excluded from our data.

But operating it without a license would technically be illegal.

This mural would technically be illegal since it was both sponsored and etched, not painted.

Unless Washington reaches a settlement, the government on Oct. 17 would technically be in default.

Wires inserted proximal to this synovial 'curtain' would technically be intra-articular.