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Health officials also scrambled to explain how thousands of tons of contaminated meat products were allowed into Japan, which is supposed to have some of the world's toughest checks on imported food.

"The Russian team may have experienced the toughest checks of the Olympics, because they had to go through multiple tests and checked," said Zhukov.

But then somebody hit him with a tough check and he returned to reality.

The anti-corruption group Global Witness demanded tougher checks in response to the findings.

Privately, some suspect it is growing as a result of tougher checks and penalties on the jobless.

Some farmers in the region say that they welcome tougher checks, and that cattle can still be shipped from Fukushima if precautions are taken against radiation exposure.

But tough checks, including a thorough review of bank portfolios, could destabilize markets if done without a pot of money available to save, or wind up, problematic institutions.

Homebuyers and remortgagors will face tougher checks before being granted a mortgage under new rules for lenders that come into force on 26 April.

The Senators knew they would have to control play early and did with some tough checks in the opening minutes as the raucous home crowd roared its approval.

Similarly, although Mr Bush will probably continue to explore a potential deal with North Korea to end that country's production and export of longish-range missiles, he is likely to insist on tougher checks that any deal is holding.

Under the new rules borrowers will have to go through tougher checks and show they can still afford to make monthly repayments on their loan if interest rates leap up.