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But many of the couples at Thursday's protest who had successfully managed to settle in the UK said they had used a legal technicality known as the Surinder Singh route – after the landmark case.

The law was eventually nullified in court because there were not enough legislators present at the parliament session that passed it — a technicality also known as a lack of quorum.

The artist, Daniele Nicolosi, 28, better known as Bros, was acquitted on a technicality.

To see just how much, it is well worth delving into the abstruse technicalities of the statistical link between inflation and unemployment known as the Phillips curve.

We are exploring the technicalities of laying the foundations of a new fund, to be known as Latitude, for launch in 2019.

Last summer Mr. Echols, now 37, and his two cohorts in what became known as the West Memphis Three, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley Jr., were freed on an Alford plea, an unusual technicality whereby the defendants were released but not vindicated.

And no one knows technicalities better than the Clintons.

Iowa, unlike its predecessor, saw Robinson capturing the band's technicality as opposed to the raw energy for which Slipknot is known.

"We asked could somebody from the fire department or the rescue operation to let us know the technicalities and the logistics as to why we're not getting bodies out.

Because Mr. Mock had known of the eyewitnesses and the ballistics report, legal technicalities prevented the lawyers who followed him from getting a hearing on that evidence.

A minor technicality if all you're looking to do is celebrate the holiday best known for, well, bier and busen.