But as the American Civil Liberties Union pointed out, "The procedures contemplate not only that the N.S.A. will acquire Americans' communications but that it will retain them and possibly disseminate them to other U.S. government agencies and foreign governments".
"Other private individuals reading your Facebook status updates is different than the Department of Homeland Security reading them, analyzing them and possibly disseminating and collecting them for future purposes," said the chairman of the subcommittee, Representative Patrick Meehan of Pennsylvania.
But even now, in an era of hyper-localization, of neighborhood blogs and Patch sites, many of us have little sense of what our community boards are doing, little time to pay attention, and the boards in turn often are short-staffed and cannot possibly disseminate information on every issue.
Because the vaccine production requires viral replication, which is risky in that virus from the production facility could escape and possibly disseminate into the human population.
It carries and possibly disseminates drug resistance through variable genetic mechanisms over time and location and should not be overlooked.
A genomic signature, called as tuberculosis specific deletion 1 (TbD1), a chunk of DNA whose presence determines the ancestral M. tuberculosis [ 3], a geno-family of possibly low disseminating strains as compared to some of the very highly spreading and expanding strains such as the Beijing types [ 4, 5].
Possibly, it was classroom discussions of Shakespeare that disseminated his timeless themes among the population as a whole.
Comment: This case illustrates that altered, possibly septic patients brought from the street could have disseminated TB and be contagious.
Finally, using the observed and averaged network context, based on collected and disseminated information, the most efficient mode should be selected possibly resulting in a mode switch.
