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A bubble of trapped gas found its way up through the sausage and passed in genteel emption between his lips.

The reason for his inconsistency may lie in the fact that the Pre Emption Guidelines were drawn up in 1989, and binomial evaluations were not commonplace amongst professional investors until 1991-92.

However, according to U.S. Pirg, "[w]ith the FACT Act, the financial industry won its primary goal: permanent pre emption of stronger state credit and privacy laws."

These partners have what is called a pre- emption right, entitling them to pre- empt BG's sale to the two Chinese companies and buy BG out themselves by matching the terms offered to CNOOC and Sinopec.