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If accepted by the independent forecasters, the inclusion of the proposed EU youth mobility scheme into its calculations could theoretically limit the extent of any new tax rises.

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Another fear is that while some of the ideas may be theoretically possible, the enormous costs and time to scale-up mean they are extremely unlikely to make a difference, according to the review.

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As well as securing the theoretically easier quarter-final tie, against the loser of the Pool D decider, New Zealand also got revenge on Ireland for the defeat in WXV1 last October.

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In any event, the Fed is a creation of Congress, which could theoretically expand or narrow its monetary policy authority and structure its board to make it more responsive to partisan politics.

In fact, even though justice is supposed to be blind and thus, theoretically above political considerations, that’s how the selection process usually works.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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