Meanwhile, celebrity publicist Max Clifford told the BBC the episode was potentially damaging for Terry's commercial endorsements, but he believed football supporters would not object to his private conduct as long as he was playing well.

BBC: FA silent on John Terry's future as England captain

In particular, they object to cuts in spending for private HMOs and other health plans that serve Medicare patients.

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"There's just so much more potential when searching a cell phone or an e-mail archive, to uncover information that has no relevance to the object of the search, but yet could reveal many private and personal matters, " Silverstein says.

NPR: Text Privacy Issue Heats Up at Colorado School

While the environmental group is given a seat at the negotiating table, private property owners and other affected residents are not given the opportunity to object to these settlements.

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"The object of the exercise is to stimulate people to create jobs in the private sector".

BBC: Heseltine: 'Private sector to lead regional recovery'

As we discussed in previous chapters, every object, like a computer, can also be a part of a private cyber space.

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Christopher Chope, MP for Christchurch, shouted "Object" in the House of Commons to stop the passage of the private bill that would allow toll dispensations.

BBC: The Humber bridge from the south bank