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Organizations that received / 35 IPv6 allocations under the previous IPv6 address policy [ RIRv6-Policies ] are immediately entitled to have their allocation expanded to a / 32 address block , without providing justification , so long as they satisfy the criteria in Section 5.1.1 . So we don ’ t have to debate how useful foundations research has been , so long as we agree that the problem of quantum cosmology forces us to revisit the issue . The public has a right to information about products , and technologists have a right to create and innovate , so long as they adhere to the law when doing so , " Spitzer said . Laden is simply a more lethal than usual gangster , or that he only represents the lunatic fringe of the Muslim world , or that this war has nothing to do with religion , as long as they keep spouting that sort of analysis , they will be giving the American people the wrong idea , " said Mr. " Bin Laden dislikes our society , without question . that the period during which each species underwent modification , though long as measured by years , was probably short in comparison with that during which it remained without undergoing any change ( Darwin 1872 , 428 , chap . He replied that he could not keep us incarcerated against our will , but that , as long as we remained the guests of the house , we should have to submit to his arrangement for our safety . It is our opinion that the proposed practice or policy of forwarding unpaid commissions on an indefinite basis would not violate the FLSA for those sales employees entitled to the exemption under section 13 ( b ) ( 10 ) of the Act , as long as the employees actually receive not less than the statutory minimum wage for all hours worked in each work week . However , the products package may be biodegradable and identified as such , as long as the manufacturer provides information to the EPA to support the claim . In other words , innovation for innovation 's sake , as long as the innovation is focused on things that customers will actually buy , has to do with the fact that we are leveraging the capabilities of a whole set of partners out in the marketplace . In addition , the Grantee argued that Appendix D provides broad latitude to educational institutions in the indirect cost area and that DHEW could not substitute its own judgment ' ( Page 11 - 40 - 10/13/77 ) ' for that of the institution , so long as the institution stayed within the bounds of reasonableness .