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However, Spanish law effectively limits prison sentences to 30 years, which would have made her eligible for parole in 2008.

It wasn't long thereafter that I committed to making the Sydney Games in four years, which would be my first.

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

The budget asks for $6 billion over five years, which would most likely be split among two or three competitors.

But the Army will not take him until he is off parole in five years, which would be in 2013.

He values his spending package at $475 billion over 10 years, which would be 10percentt of the surplus.

They have offered him $91 million for six years, which would very likely be acceptable if the numbers were real.

It could announce that it would keep its benchmark rate at zero for a few years, which would probably hold down long-term rates.

"They could have extended the terms for a couple of years, which would have been a low-cost, no-cost proposition".

The other reason is that LMW proteinuria was associated only with current smoking and showed no relationship with number of pack-years, which would have been expected in case of a chronic effect due to the accumulation of Cd.

The Greens also support phasing out the private healthcare rebate over the next two years, which would save $9.7bn by the 2018-19 financial year.