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By this stage , British officials in Baghdad were blaming the violence on " local political agitation , originated outside Iraq " , suggesting that Syria might be involved . For example , the first sentence in the State plan provision requires prior authorization for the use of an invalid coach by the " local Medicaid office , " which is a county welfare agency . See Local Gov't Code 171.001 ( 1 ) ( defining " local public official , " for purposes of chapter 171 , to include " a member of the governing body . There are three routes towards increasing competition in broadband access : ( 1 ) " local loop unbundling , " which means requiring the incumbent to physically open its facilities to new entrants , who then find new ways to provide services to end-customers ; ( 2 ) " wholesale access , " which means requiring the incumbent to sell a wholesale broadband access product to all comers ; and ( 3 ) encouraging other kinds of broadband access ( " facilities-based competition " ) , which means helping new entrants have their own networks without having to deal with the incumbents at all . Many people lead nasty , short and brutish lives by following the recommendations of local knowledge systems # 151 ; including those of our own " local knowledge system , " modern science .