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Honda says the Pilot was designed with "intelligent family adventure" in mind, which would preclude serious off-road driving.

No formal determination has been made about whether the 25 qualify for refugee status, which would preclude repatriation under international law.

They agreed in principle that a portion of Iran's enriched uranium could be used to make fuel for Tehran's research center, which would preclude that material from being further enriched to make nuclear weapons.

If Glaxo does so, it could get bogged down in a long process and be required to sign a standstill agreement, which would preclude a subsequent hostile bid for a period.

Mr. Gupta may try to keep the wiretaps out of his trial by asserting that he was not a member of any conspiracy with Mr. Rajaratnam, which would preclude application of the co-conspirator exception.

It is currently being re-edited for the US market to tone down a number of sexually explicit scenes after the Motion Picture Association of America handed an initial cut the dreaded NC-17 rating, which would preclude anyone aged 17 and under from seeing it in a cinema.

Athens's aim, he insisted, was to "approach" international capital markets – from which it has been excluded since 2010 – which would preclude the need for further aid to plug a funding gap in 2014 and 2015 variously estimated at between €9.5bn (£8.12bn) and €11.1bn.

Also, some of these are also covered by non-Open licenses, which would preclude independent use.

Physical access to a device was required which would preclude the NSA from simply 'flipping a switch' to snoop on any user.

However, bare self-expandable metallic stents (SEMS) can create tissue hyperplasia and embedment, which would preclude stent removal, and so is not a recommended treatment for the benign condition.

There is nothing, he added, "in the new rules which would prevent or preclude an issuer from giving comparable prior-year information to whatever they are giving this year".