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Albanese has conceded that Australia's proposal may not be foolproof, and if it passes the parliament, it would be subject to a review.

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The final transfer of ownership to the British Museum will be subject to the Charity Commission's consent.

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Crypto firms insist their sector should be subject to new, tailor-made rules.

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So-called off-channel communications are a persistent problem in both business and politics, with concerns that services such as WhatsApp are used to reduce the scrutiny some conversations can be subject to.

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Commercial property owners say their sales of warehouses and retail spaces shouldn’t be subject to something that was billed as a “mansion tax.”

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

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