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The House originally passed a version of the bill that included controversial language which would still outlaw unlocking in bulks.

Adamis hoped to offer prefilled syringes, which would still be harder to use than EpiPens.

The full costs of treatments would be covered for three years, which would still give companies an incentive to innovate.

But the Pentagon's operating budget for 2012 is expected to be about $553 billion, which would still reflect real growth.

Governor Perdue is leaning toward a nonbinding referendum, which would still need the approval of the Legislature.

The lowest estimate was at least 17 seats, which would still be more than a third of the Parliament.

Coulter shareholders will own about 45percentt of the combined company's stock, which would still rise or fall on Bexxar.

They are still enabling coverage for contraception, which would still be a "substantial burden" on their religious beliefs.

One analyst said the savings would not make a big difference for Sprint, which would still have high costs.

The writ of Westminster, which would still have a full contingent of Scottish M.P.s, would be largely confined to defense and foreign policy, immigration, energy, and business regulation.

The UK's Entertainment Retailers Association, bitter at the loss of a release which would still sell in significant numbers to core fans, called the giveaway a "dismal failure".