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First, our 'estimated CCU trends ' in presence of intervention were based on reconstructed CCU trends from self-reported behavioural data, which were liable to recall and social desirability biases [9].

In my view this seems a very cruel approach which is liable to induce panic.

That is just over £2,000 a year, which is liable to tax.

It's always best to call ahead and check their opening hours, which are liable to change.

Failure to do so is an offence which is liable for a fine of up to £5,000.

Running between wickets is a neglected art, which Australia should address and improve as they commence a postmortem which is liable to last quite a long time.

The stakes are somewhat heightened for Universal Music, which is liable for rent on 16 HMV stores as part of its £1.2bn acquisition of EMI Music last year.

More than a collection of buildings, Niemeyer leaves behind him a creative universe which is liable to influence others for a long time to come.

This meant she avoided paying the tax, which is liable on second properties, when she sold her Burnley home for a £40,000 profit in March 2007.

This meant that she avoided paying CGT, which is liable on second properties, when she sold her Burnley property for a £40,000 profit in March 2007.

Anyone who does not have a lot of disagreements in a marriage is probably repressing a lot of stuff, which is liable to explode sooner or later.