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This means you should launch your Recon Planes as soon as you can.

If nothing else, "Ghostbusters" should launch her into stardom.

"When civil society and many others are alarmed at the daily revelations over this question [of surveillance] it is inconceivable that the French government should launch itself into this wild race to extend what were exceptional measures and offer numerous officials real-time access to internet users' data," it said.

The commission "should launch an inquiry into whether he's lobbying or not," Mr. Horner said.

He said the government should launch an investigation into how postal voting works.

Alternatively, the court itself should launch an investigation into the treatment of prisoners during Bush's "War on Terror".

Writing for the Guardian last week, Watson argued that the government should launch an investigation into how to turn rapid advances in tech to our advantage.

He added that the government should launch a review into its decision to reject calls for maximum stakes on FOBTs to be dramatically reduced.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority, which regulates radio broadcasting, confirmed it had received complaints from around the world, and said it was considering whether it should launch an investigation into whether the presenters breached the country's commercial radio code of practice.

The three exercises will inevitably take evidence from the same people and bodies as each other and the old Future of the BBC hearings, leading one weary veteran of such processes to wonder if the public accounts committee should launch an inquiry into the wasting of parliamentary time and resources by overlapping inquiries.

Writing for the Guardian, Watson argued that the government should launch an investigation into how to make the most of the benefits of rapid advances in technology, which he believes could be as profound as those unleashed by the industrial revolution.