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Every time Washington appears to make a little progress, a new Palestinian suicide bombing or other provocation intervenes to preclude further discussions.

Mr. Horan said he also did not believe that Mr. Malvo's request for a lawyer was clear enough to preclude further questioning.

An even bigger worry could be Italy, which is stuck in a political stalemate that seems to preclude further reforms to its moribund economy.

Consider insurance as just another feature attached to a municipal bond not an excuse to preclude further due diligence.

These programs offer people with criminal involvement the opportunity to participate in services as an avenue to preclude further penetration into the system and begin (or continue) their recovery efforts.

To preclude further confounders, blood flow rates were equal during respective MARS and SPAD treatments.

When applicable, the experts will assess whether the chosen management was timely and sufficient to stop or preclude further harm.

Identification and isolation of these rarely occurring cell populations is challenging, and development of novel labeling approaches is needed to improve their detection and isolation, as an alternative to transgenic methods that preclude further utilization for regenerative medicine.

At the same time, as Press and Skattebol (2007) and Osgood (2009) caution, an increased focus on the micro-politics of educators' practice should not preclude further attention to the productive capacity of macro-political flows to effect change (through policy initiatives in particular).

Support for West African troops should not preclude further aid to the embattled U.N. force.

Yet the good news won't preclude further debate over the future of the program, which conservatives continue to view as unsustainable, even as the recession-driven spike of recent years has started to recede.