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Television is an industry that relies on a continual public voting system — people watch or they don’t watch, and the networks renew, cancel and tweak their programming accordingly.

The woman was "charged accordingly", police said, adding that they could not rule out the possibility of additional charges as the investigation continues.

And then it’s not always like everything moves accordingly.

The league amended the rules accordingly, but against City's wishes, and in February the club launched a fresh legal challenge, declaring the regulations "unlawful and void", and triggering a new arbitration.

Lack of a response from the schools “will be considered a denial” that will cause parents to “proceed accordingly.”