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But the new system would permit the authorities to track communications data like "time, duration and dialing numbers of a phone call or an e-mail address," the Home Office said in a statement.

The Legislature acted as Attorney General John Ashcroft called on Congress to pass a bill to permit the authorities to wiretap individuals, no matter what phone they use, and another to increase current penalties for harboring terrorists.

All the office buildings of both the House and the Senate have been closed as well, to permit the authorities to ensure that they are free from anthrax spores.But the Senate decided to remain open for business, and its committee hearings were switched from the office buildings now temporarily closed to the Library of Congress.

Samuel Adams claimed that foreigners ("British emissaries") were instigating treason among the commoners, and he helped draw up a Riot Act, and a resolution suspending habeas corpus in order to permit the authorities to keep people in jail without trial.

The agreement permits the authorities to rearrest people they regard as instigators of violence.

The law also permits the authorities to close hotels, restaurants and nightclubs that repeatedly deny their services to gays.

The courts have permitted the authorities to keep the positive test for Bonds for use at his trial, which is scheduled to begin in San Francisco this March.

The state of rebellion, which applies only to Manila, permits the authorities to arrest without a warrant anyone suspected of trying to overthrow the government.

The act permits the authorities to remove unauthorized ads in the vicinity of the park that are deemed to be ambush marketing.

FISA, originally intended to hunt international spies, permits the authorities to wiretap virtually at will and break into people's homes to plant bugs or copy documents.

Federal law in Mexico permits the authorities to place her under house arrest, without bringing charges against her, for up to eighty days.