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Systems must guess what tones to fill in for lost data because the system cannot wait to recover that information , so what the receiver hears is actually a reconstructed version of what the sender said . " Children ca n't get fine wine online , " said Mehlman . And one must also recognize that the Times invested resources in assembling the list . We 'll deal with it later . Their size should be adequate for comfortable reading and there should be good spacing between the letters and lines . I 'll make my objection for the record . Heads of Department may delegate this duty to members of staff but must ensure that they have been given sufficient guidance and training to enable them to perform the assessment competently . However , it 's not the last you 'll be hearing of full economic costing , or the changes to the Dual Support system . As the waste producer you must then retain the consignor 's copy ( generally green ) for three years . That is just the nature of the legislative process , and anyone who want the Internet to remain unregulated should understand that the risks of inviting regulation may greatly outweigh the apparent immediate benefits . But that does n't alter the reality that the list is still nothing more than a collection of publicly available facts . And that reluctance does n't stem from any of its provisions , which I think are well drafted . But usually when a government agency says it plans to consider something , that means it wants to do it but has n't figured out how . It is recognised that an element of judgement must be applied to assess this . " [ The Schulman report and a report from William S. Logan , M.D. ] are both in juvenile court proceedings to determine whether [ Matthew ] should be tried as an adult . Long-term personal care assistance should be considered a social rather than a health service . After listening to a witness explain the meaning of " real time , " he stated : " I 'll let my daughter know that . Short , frequent breaks may be more appropriate than longer infrequent breaks , the timing of the break may be more important than its length Where possible , breaks should be taken away from the screen If practicable , individuals should be allowed some discretion over the organisation of their work . With that story as a background one would think that policymakers would rush to embrace Regent-like initiatives .