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Although IRBs could warrant sharing of data previously collected without participants' explicit agreement that their anonymized data may be publicly shared, it is in the experimenter's interest to obtain explicit permission from participants to preclude any possible future legal trouble.

The trouble is that the terms of the consultation preclude any genuine consultation; the assumption is that spending is bad, the state needs to be smaller, nothing is more important than a triple A credit rating, and the British way of life has to change.

The players' schedules preclude any extensive training as a unit.

That seems to preclude any formal measures, including mediation.

These large models preclude any use of exact solution techniques.

These discrepancies preclude any conclusions based on his studies.

It is a set-up designed to preclude any sovereignty derived from the people of Europe.

Or does my focus on performance and results preclude any consideration of unproven innovations?

U.S. law "does not preclude any and all use of drugs," Yoo wrote in the memo.

Cryptocurrencies have now ascended to speculative values that actually preclude any non-speculative uses.

The trouble (not guilt) of Soviet psychiatric science was its theoretical overideologization as a result of the strict demand to severely preclude any deviations from the "exclusively scientific" concept of Marxism Leninism.