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Rather than revise to take account of all that has happened in the world of high tech since then, I have made only minor changes of style.

There is, in fact, no market mechanism to take account of the cost of polluting the air and water in Hengjiang.

As well as steering, he would have to take account of the platoon's impact on other traffic when changing lanes or turning.

All of the probe's instruments and thrusters are calibrated to take account of how fast it is spinning, and will not work properly if the spin rate is incorrect.

The amount of braking power going to the front and rear circuits can be 'biased' by a control in the cockpit, allowing a driver to stabilise handling or take account of falling fuel load.

Generous, because the benchmark dates from 1985 and has been adjusted since to take account of inflation in each country and is generally now more than a dollar a day.

"The conditions for release on parole differ form one jurisdiction to another But generally take account of the nature of the offence, the term that has been served, the reaction of the offender to the training given to him in prison, and the dangers to the public if he is released,..."

His more novel advice is that policymakers take account of the extreme volatility of modern wealth.

Southerners are surely more polite than of old, if you take account of how whites address blacks.

Most of the injustices, though, occur within states in the post-census redrawing of legislative boundaries to take account of population changes.

But they are now scratching their heads. How to take account of Russia's interests, when its idea of respect from the outside world is based on fear?

"I ask you, Mr Prime Minister, with all my strength, to finally take account of the situation... and resign," Bersani said immediately after the vote.

But if the CPI does in fact broadly represent inflation more accurately, then Mr Osborne’s decision seems justifiable, certainly once the index starts to take account of owner-occupier housing costs.

We should also take account of difficulties.

Crucially, they have also recognised the need to take account of the way in which stoves are actually used.

Such fears may be exaggerated, in that whichever party (or parties) end up in power will have to deal with the deficit - and take account of market reaction.

But experts at the RCP said the policy does not take account of the fact that drinkers should have two to three days a week without any alcohol to let their bodies recover.

Yet one needs at leastto take account of the role of modern information technology in oiling thewheels of such a system.

So a fuller explanation of procrastination really needs to take account of our attitudes to the tasks being avoided.

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