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The PM seized on the committee's report to once again tighten the security screw on Internet companies, arguing they should take a more active role in anti-terror surveillance by doing more to identify extremist content on their networks and bringing it to the attention of the security agencies.

"We will lose $190,000 in the current year's budget [and] once again tighten the budget, look for internal cuts and present opportunities to eliminate expenditures that least affect student learning," the district said.

BUT now that the market has loosened a bit, some boards have once again tightened their subletting rules.

As CUNY again tightens admissions to its senior colleges, the program has once again become a way onto campus for poor students who cannot demonstrate their readiness for college-level work.

The market, however, once again shrugged off the tightening and rose to a new high.

Now the grip has tightened once again.

But since the Snowden revelations tech giants have tightened up their act — and so we arrive, once again, at politicians trying to tighten the legal thumb-screws on encryption.

The Sounders must cling to hope: If they can tighten up once again at the back in front of a sellout CenturyLink - where they've kept eight clean sheets from 17 games in the league - then Seattle could come back.

In another interview with Today, Trump once again said he wants to tighten the border and use harsh, extra-legal tactics on terrorist suspects like Abdeslam.

But volatility cooled and the labor market rebounded impressively in June, causing the Fed last week to once again start making noise about tightening monetary policy.

Optimists point to hope that the European Parliament will once again vote on a measure to tighten the supply of carbon credits in the coming months, thus shoring up the price.