1.   This definition, however, has more loopholes than a spiral notebook.

2.   Although laws exist to protect consumers from some intrusions, many privacy advocates say that those statutes have loopholes or do not go far enough.

3.   Attorney General Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, who participated in the final phases of the talks, conceded that the proposed deal had loopholes.

4.   But countries can ratify with legal reservations, and the treaty language has many loopholes.

5.   But many of the laws have loopholes.

6.   But the Flyers do have a loophole.

7.   But the law, as well as similar ones passed in Maryland and North Carolina, has loopholes.

8.   But the rule has several loopholes.

9.   But the new executive order has not been written yet, Labor Secretary Robert B. Reich said Tuesday, and it is likely to have loopholes.

10.   Essentially, that limits its ability to spend, yet the law has loopholes and it can also be amended.