Still, the Washington Post does make a point in noticing that the bill contains open-ended language.

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On May 7th the first round of a three-part fight between Oracle and Google over patent and copyright claims relating to the Java programming language ended in a decision that denied outright victory to either firm.

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When Matthew Engel wrote here earlier this month about the impact of American English on British English, he restarted a debate about the changing nature of language which ended in dozens of suggestions from readers of their own loathed Americanisms.

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The cash-strapped BBC recently ended its World Service Mandarin-language short-wave broadcasts after 70 years.

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By an accident of colonial history, they were separated from Malaysia, with which they share language and religion, and ended up part of Thailand, with its Thai-speaking, Buddhist majority.

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Last year's experiment ended with a playoff sweep against the Celtics and a parade of bad body language.

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The language of "capacity building" contained in this act is an open-ended term that if logically followed, could eventually mean U.S. troops on the ground in Syria.

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