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Turning Java into open-source software would allow outside programmers to examine and modify its underlying code.

Mr. Pichai and Mr. Upson said that the software would be released online later this year under an open-source license, which would allow outside programmers to modify it.

The German bishops said they would allow outside investigators to look for abuse cases in diocesan personnel records dating back at least 10 years, and in some cases all the way to 1945, though there were indications that some crucial records may have already been destroyed.

Last week, Mr. Fu was at the center of another twist in Mr. Chen's saga when New York University said an iPad and iPhone given to the activist and his family by ChinaAid had spyware installed that would allow outside parties to track their movements and use.

But I can't help wishing they'd allow outside bottles for a corkage fee, even a hefty one.

In its first official statement on the case, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it would not allow outside interference with Saudi Arabia's judicial system and that pressure from the media and human rights groups would have no impact on his punishment.

The vote was unanimous, and board members said they would not allow outside politicians and pundits to dictate the city and county's policy.

If successful, the lawsuit would allow similar outside groups, known as "super PACs," to pump hundreds of thousands of dollars into helping either Mr. Lhota or his Democratic rival, Bill de Blasio.

The bill, to be introduced on Monday, would allow those outside groups to work directly with candidates on their internal political communications with members — including phone calls and door knocking tours, although not large-scale mailings — without the costs counting against the candidates' spending limits.

The Nvidia platform promised 1080p video playback while the fancy screen would allow for outside usage.

No CEO in the city would allow an outside force to tell them who to hire or how to keep them.