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When he told Mr. Troy that prosecutors may upgrade the charges to first-degree murder, which could incur capital punishment, Mr. McCormack said, "I would say there was no significant reaction".

Although most have since been freed, its leader, Murat Bozlak, two of his lieutenants and at least 65 others remain in custody after being charged with "membership of an armed organisation" and other offences which could incur jail terms.

Mr Janousek was arrested on suspicion of deliberately running over a woman with his car while drunk, which could incur a jail term of up to 10 years.

The BBC heard allegations that Mr Whyte controlled a company despite his ban, an offence which could incur a two-year jail term.

When participants know something about acupoints herbal patching, they might be easily aware that herbal patches consist of irritated ingredients which could incur skin irritations.

The programme also heard allegations that Mr Whyte controlled a company called Re-Tex Plastic Technology despite his ban, an offence which could incur a two-year jail term.

Before making a positive answer to this problem, we need to address the following challenge, i.e., users have to make their balancing decisions with only very limited and dynamic local load information, which could possibly incur longer convergence time and imbalanced task allocations.

In comparison to other EU countries, these two countries maintain very close relations with non EU countries, which could potentially incur a risk for disease introduction.

For the Griffiths, additional costs should also be considered, which could be incurred for safe utilisation and disposal of phenol.

They scrutinize the drawing to ascertain whether all unnecessary cost which could be incurred are eliminated before the stamping process begins.

"Although Apple adjusted certain screens in response and offered refunds, it still failed to notify account holders that by entering their password they were initiating a 15-minute window during which children using the app could incur charges without further action by the account holder," FTC commissioner Maureen Ohlhausen said in a statement.