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Some countries may now allow more.

Those rejections, and the prospect that bankruptcy laws may now allow a route around the league's rules, appear to have fueled Balsillie's $212.5 million bid for the Coyotes.

Those provisions suggested an understanding between the military and Mr. Morsi that may now allow him to call on the generals' help.

Receivers may now allow Daewoo to be broken up, with or without union approval.See article: South Korea stumblesRestructuring plans at Hyundai, South Korea's second-largest chaebol, appeared to be in trouble.

Fuel cells and microturbines may now allow some countries to skip the giant-power-station stage of energy generation altogether rather as many countries are sensibly jumping over wired telephony and straight to wireless.The regulatory hurdlesIf the world is ever to realise the full potential of micropower, however, three big obstacles must be overcome: in taxation, in standards and in regulation.

Higham says that "more work is required," but adds that the U-series technique may now allow testing of such hypotheses.

They may leave now, allowing Bangkok's airport to resume flights in time for a busy tourist season, and to start clearing a backlog of over 300,000 stranded foreign tourists.

With murders up 10.8% nationwide last year, the biggest single-year jump in decades, some liberal analysts also now allow that there may be a connection between outrage over police killings of African Americans and a rise in violence.

Competitive claims may now be allowed if they are supported by well-designed adequately controlled data.

Outsiders may now be allowed to set up supermarkets in some Indian states and buy into domestic airlines.

Most outside websites now allow sharing directly.