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If successful, the resolution would preclude the agency from pursuing a similar rule, unless explicitly authorized by Congress.

Constitution generally precludes military forces from serving in police roles in the U.S.

“What they want to do is get people up and running to start building the bank, rather than precluding people at the front end,” Portilla said.

“So often, it takes all this time for these people to be diagnosed. Well, then it precludes them from being a part of these clinical trials,” Dane told Swalwell.

The considerable time differences between the participating countries will likely preclude the kind of shared viewing experience you get with Eurovision.