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Suspects can be held for 120 days or longer if a special court so decides.

But not for much longer, if a bill on pornography and pornoaksi (actions deemed indecent) completes its journey through parliament.

"We will continue to process applications for benefits, but it might take longer if a shutdown does occur," said Mark Hinkle, a spokesman for Social Security.

S.E.C. Regulation 17a-4, for example, requires that brokerage firms keep every communication with each client in an easily accessible, tamper-proof archive for at least three years -- or much longer if a broker leaves the firm.

In some cases it is reviewing measures in less than 24 hours which would normally take two months at least and often longer if a more in-depth procedure is launched".

"No woman", she says, "should suffer the way I did".Enslaved women may not have to for much longer if a recent landmark ruling by a west African court, finding Niger in breach of both its own and international law for failing to protect its citizens from slavery, is properly enforced throughout the region which is not very likely.

Not much longer if an interview with The Economist this week is anything to go by.

Patients can return home on the third post-operative day in cases of bloodless technique (fixator application without osteotomy or open procedure) but will need 1 or 2 days longer if an osteotomy or arthrodesis is performed.

This mechanism has been retained by mice, which live a third longer if fed a healthy but very low-calorie diet.

If found sane, Breivik would face 21 years in prison, though he can be held longer if deemed a danger to society.

Jane's Addiction could have played longer if Mr. Farrell, an inveterate impresario, hadn't brought two opening acts.