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Once she had seen the report, together with a cost benefit analysis and a study into spectrum re-allocation after switch off, an exact timetable would be much clearer.

"This window is closing, but if the United States would be much clearer and stronger about the sanctions on one hand and about what can happen if Iran won't make a U-turn — there is not a lot of time, but there is still time to make a difference".

"Providers could make it much easier for consumers to compare prices by separating out the cost of handsets from the cost of services like data and minutes for all contracts; that way it would be much clearer what they're paying for," she added.

The results would be much clearer to the readers, and avoid many of the concerns over multiple comparisons, if the authors used generalized linear models that better reflect the experimental design (see below for specific suggestion).

In this way, the flow of healthcare resources among the three types of hospitals would be much clearer, which would be helpful to identify weakness of hospital system for further improvements in efficiency and productivity.

Lastly, the teacher indicated that the zhuan feature would be much clear if the typo was corrected (line 55).

Policies would have to be much clearer about what particular types of work ought to deserve this public support (and why).

The graphs and charts would be much less clearer if done in black and white.

Laws said his party would now have to be much clearer about its priorities because a coalition government was more of a possibility after the 2015 election.

The aim of our operation would have needed to be much clearer at the outset: take out Gaddafi.

However, he says, it would be much more clear-cut if IRS 13E was spewing x-rays, like the medium-sized black hole candidates in other galaxies.