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Discussions continued yesterday, meanwhile, on whether to shrink the 25-mile no-fly zones around New York and Washington to 18 miles, which would reopen Teterboro.

He was non-committal meanwhile on whether there was still a need to extend the end-of-March deadline for signing up and he and other Democrats had previously advocated.

Some of Cheney's critics, meanwhile, focussed on whether he conformed to legal and ethical standards.

The purchase of the Swedish planes meanwhile rely on whether it is approved in an upcoming popular vote, with a poll published Monday showing 53percentt of Swiss oppose the deal.

Meanwhile on the consumers' end, the debate about whether organic wines taste better or worse remains hotly contested.

The forests of Germany, meanwhile, took on a special significance, whether the dark stories of the Brothers Grimm, the spiritual loneliness of Caspar David Friedrich's paintings or the emotional relationship with nature of the Wandervögel movement.

Meanwhile, on black markets, TB drugs have different value depending on whether they are "wet" or "dry".

Meanwhile, on issues such as Europe, financial regulation, and climate change, it wasn't clear whether the political will was there to introduce the necessary reforms.

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Meanwhile a decision on whether G4S will be given contracts to operate any more prisons in England and Wales has been put back until the autumn.

Meanwhile, whether new constraints on the sport's aristocracy work or not, in the case of scores of British clubs all that matters is simple survival.