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But on Sept. 1, it was revised to allow emergency bracing and shoring.
The industry issued many of same dire warnings in the mid-1980s when the law was revised to allow farmers to have their mortgages modified in bankruptcy court.
The new rule, which includes soot, was revised to allow only 12 micrograms of particulate pollution--a 20percentt reduction from the 15 micrograms allowed per cubic meter of air set in 1997.
The ghost was younger in an earlier version of script, and murdered her parents instead of her children; this was revised to allow for the casting of an older actress.
In 2012, after the recurrent rule was revised to allow all songs in the top 50 onto the Billboard Hot 100 chart, the single re-entered the chart at No. 29 and eventually attained a new peak of No. 21 on the week ending January 5 , 2013
Commission regulation (EC) No. 2074/2005 was revised to allow other detection approaches to be used, as alternative or supplementary methods to the MBAs, as long as they are as effective and EC 853/2004 valid [ 20].
But he narrowly lost a referendum earlier this year on whether the constitution should be revised to allow him to run again in 2019.
At the time of Ward's bike trip, debate was underway between pacifists who were proud of the article and those calling for it to be revised to allow incremental armament or even militarisation.
Unless the secrecy bill is revised to allow the publication of state secrets in the public interest — to reveal a crime, a threat to public safety, corruption or official lying — it will do irreparable damage to South Africa's democracy.
Now in India 500 year-old laws are being revised to allow men to marry out of caste, village and state while in China 50m "guanggun" ("bare branches") look doomed to bachelordom.
By this time Morse code had been revised to allow for accents and other foreign characters, resulting in a split between American and International Morse that continues to this day.
