The decision on the merger, and precisely what it will mean for BAS and for them, is due in December.
She filled in the blanks in national surveys that exclude prisoners by using Justice Department prisoner surveys, but differences in survey design mean they may not fit together precisely.
He imagined that Ithkuil might be able to do what Lakoff and Johnson said natural languages could not: force its speakers to precisely identify what they mean to say.
But it was comforting to know, we got an announcement on our plane that there had been a security alert at Heathrow, but no one told us precisely what that would mean.
This does not mean Mr Cameron should set out now precisely how much a Tory government would tax and spend in 2010, or provide a detailed blueprint of how it would run the health service.
But it is really far too early to tell precisely what the new hours will mean.
And radiotherapy technology advances mean that far higher doses can be targeted more precisely on the prostate, killing more cancer cells with fewer treatments.
Precisely what "flexible inflation targeting" can and should mean is, of course, the great subject of the moment among UK monetary policy nerds (and plenty of economic journalists) as we eagerly await the arrival of the new UK bank governor.
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On your first question on the CR, I mean, we obviously support the passage of the three-week CR, precisely because we need the time to negotiate a final CR for fiscal year 2011.
And, Jake, we have explained precisely what that means in terms of new spending, getting our spending and income -- I mean our income and spending into balance.
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