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The Snap ticket will allow travellers to get to Paris or Brussels for £25 each way, but time of travel will only be given 48 hours in advance.

This part of the legislation will underline Lenihan's pledge that state support will only be given to Allied Irish Banks if its controversial €40m bankers' bonuses are scrapped.

MPs will only be given 90 minutes to debate fox hunting before they vote on whether to legalise it, George Osborne has said.

Hospitals will only be given access to a £1.8bn "sustainability and transformation fund" if they agree to make efficiency savings which some believe are unrealistic and will inevitably involve job losses.

Secondly, there is a new affordability test, in which borrowers will only be given a mortgage if they can afford the loan at interest rates 3% higher than today.

There's a good chance agencies will only be given access to areas controlled by the government, so then they need to decide if it's ethically acceptable to provide assistance only to those on one side of a conflict.

Sadly, the Viper will only be giving users a taste of Gingerbread, though some of the preloaded apps make the package a bit more compelling — who couldn't use 50GB of free cloud storage from Box?

If you're muting an account from a specific post, you'll only be given the option to mute their posts or both their posts and story.

A native of the Dominican Republic, he's been given pain medicine and antibiotics and taken to see a specialist, but his lawyer Magdalena Cuprys said he needs more tests and has been told he'll only be given them if he pays.

So, you'll only be giving turn by turn instructions to the EMT's pulling you out of your wreck.

If you're constantly doubting him, asking where he's been, or even comparing yourself to other girls, then you'll only be giving him more reasons to doubt you.