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The retailer added that it will conduct a thorough review, with plans to set stricter controls on sellers.

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They felt the draft Zone Zero requirements — which would be the strictest statewide defensible space rules on the books — were a step too far.

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In July, an independent review into the England and Wales' water system commissioned by the government found that "there is a need for stricter treatment requirements to protect public health and the environment".

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Developing autonomy for a rail system is drastically different than building a driverless car because there are different variables and the technology has to adapt to a strict preexisting system, Soule said.

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The recent incidents make her worry that some Asian households will get too strict with their daughters.

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