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The pre-trial detention limit for those accused of crimes punishable by life sentences was removed, technically allowing for certain unconvicted political dissidents to remain on remand in perpetuity.

Even without more money from wind companies, Mr. Heflin said, their presence still helps districts by technically allowing them to lower their taxes by adding more property value on the tax rolls.

Modern PET/CT scanners incorporate the latest CT technology, thus technically allowing the execution of multiphase, high-quality CT imaging.

So Jamey Quinn has devised a scheme (of dubious legality) for playing songs he's not technically allowed to.

But while both of these platforms technically allow adult content for now, there's no guarantee that they'll allow it tomorrow.

Though women were not technically allowed to be at the front, Miller was British Vogue's sole accredited correspondent, and she did what she wanted.

The bill technically allows military prisoners to be transferred to civilian custody, but sets conditions that make a transfer highly unlikely, if not impossible.

They discovered that Repo 105 had nothing to do with Lehman's failure and was technically allowed under an obscure accounting rule.

In addition, the military has complained that it is not technically allowed to operate in Pakistan, whose government is willing to look the other way and allow C.I.A. spying but not the presence of foreign troops.

In his confirmation hearings last week, Mr. Mukasey suggested that eavesdropping without warrants and using "enhanced" interrogation techniques for terrorism suspects might be constitutional, even if they exceeded what the law technically allowed.

Craig Holman, a lobbyist for Public Citizen, a watchdog group, wants to shame House members into not attending these events, even if they seem to be technically allowed under guidance from the House ethics committee.