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If he were to accept the proposal, Mr Markov suggests public opinion could be a factor.

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Mitchell said that Maine may be the federal government’s target now, but other states could be next.

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"The public has a right to know whether or not the security of a service that could be used by millions or perhaps billions of people worldwide is being undermined."

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One key area the office is expected to look at is where multiple government departments could be doubling up on work.

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It could be Preacher, who has a religious bent; or Bigger, the raw but hyperobservant new recruit; or the war-weary Silk, who already has a Purple Heart; or the aggressive Crazy Horse.

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

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