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And every Soviet journalist knows that journalism particularly is considered to be an instrument of state interest.

Indeed, anything could be proclaimed as being against state interest.

Moreover, he said the state interest in potential life did not begin "only at the point of viability."

They would always allow it to be overridden, he predicted, by the state interest in potential life.

We turn to the question whether the law school's use of race is justified by a compelling state interest.

The main reason for this development was the protection of state interests.

No longer will the Court consider whether the particular law reflects a "compelling" state interest.

They say taxation is probably such a state interest, though cases provide no clear precedents on the issue.

Much has been snatched from us for reasons of state interest.

"I never saw a correct trial in Yugoslavia when the state interest was involved," he said, "before the war, or now."