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In other words Scotland would not technically leave the EU.

SENATE BILLThe provision would not technically be repealed.

So while the ruling would not technically outlaw Jewish theology or Jewish worship, it would effectively outlaw Judaism itself.

The collective general manager would not technically own the team, as public offering laws would make that prohibitively expensive.

In Libya, the program would not technically be a buyback, as these weapons were not provided by the West, American officials said.

If Keady accepts Lavin's offer, it would not technically be a full-time assistant position, Lavin said, but might involve sitting on the bench in games.

"Although this wouldn't technically be an outright gay marriage vote, it is to us," said Larry Stickney, the campaign manager for Protect Marriage Washington, which opposes the measure.

What I'm torn about is the idea of losing a whole year of college to be in a foreign country where I wouldn't technically be studying to prepare myself for the real world.

At that point, the thinking goes, they wouldn't technically be agreeing to a tax increase on the top two per cent of earners — Obama's offer — but rather lowering them for the rest.

For all practical purposes the info is lost". At Monday's public lecture, he explained this jumbled return of information was like burning an encyclopedia: You wouldn't technically lose any information if you kept all of the ashes in one place, but you'd have a hard time looking up the capital of Minnesota.

While the legislation Collins is endorsing wouldn't technically remove marijuana from the schedules of the Controlled Substances Act, it would specifically exempt anyone following a state cannabis law from being punished under the law.