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He added that measuring such costs for tax purposes could be too abstract.

Safeguards against religious coercion and diversion of public funds for sectarian purposes could be altered and serve the same goal.

A special appeals court issued its first opinion in 24 years of existence, ruling that wiretaps obtained for intelligence purposes could be shared with criminal prosecutors.

A fund for such purposes could be amassed from the money currently spent on premiums, redirected into a no-fault system.

Not least because he was "not presented with a detailed or unified case" on such vital matters as precisely what constitutes a weblog; what weblogs would be used for; whether those purposes could be met through less intrusive powers; why the authorities need 12 months of everyone's weblogs; how the data could be securely stored; the privacy implications; the cost; and the feasibility.

While the latest National Intelligence Estimate found that Iran had suspended its efforts to develop nuclear weapons in 2003, the administration maintains that Iran's continuing enrichment program — which Iran says is for peaceful purposes — could be used to make such weapons in the future and thus should be blocked.

A simple economic analysis illustrate that this kind of multi-purpose design could be financially viable and physically useful.

Because the enzyme was so acidic, he concluded that its only purpose could be digestion.

Bad sex, for this purpose, could be just as enlightening as good.

There is a good chance that a system designed to achieve that limited purpose could be made palatable to Russia and America's European allies and, once tested and proved to be technologically reliable, win funding from Congress.

"It's hard to see what possible purpose could be served from cancelling the visas of people brought back from Nauru and Manus Island, many of whom have been recognised as refugees".