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I think the breather valve might have something to do with the vacuum system in/for the intake system and changes the parameters. As for tanks, there were a lot of problems on the E38 series that tanks even cracked because of too high vaccum inside the tanks. As far as I know the tank airation system has been modified on that cars. Some people also drill abt. 1, 5 mm holes in the tank lid to avoid this problem of vacuum. Not one of the greatest Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi ideas, but it helps in emergency. All times are GMT The time now is 01:42 AM. Copyright 2012 vBulletin Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved. Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 2 One of the biggest unanswered questions facing the Supreme Court is whether Chief Justice William Rehnquist, or any other court member, will retire this year. The 80-year-old Rehnquist is battling a serious form of thyroid cancer. NPR Legal Affairs Correspondent Nina Totenberg talks about who might succeed the chief justice. Copyright 2005 National Public Radio. For personal, noncommercial use only. See Terms of Use. For other uses, prior permission required. The US Supreme Court is nearing the end of the term, with key decisions Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi outstanding on public displays of the Ten Commandments, on property rights and on computer file sharing. But the biggest unanswered question is whether Chief Justice William Rehnquist or any other member of the court will retire. Joining us to talk about all this is NPR legal Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi correspondent Nina Totenberg. NINA TOTENBERG NPR Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi Affairs Correspondent: Good morning, Renee. MONTAGNE: Nina, to begin with, Chief Justice Rehnquist was diagnosed with a serious form of thyroid cancer last fall and, ever since, theres been much talk about his possible, even his likely, retirement. TOTENBERG: Well, you know, Renee, a lot of people, me included, didnt think that the chief would ever return to the bench after he underwent a tracheostomy last fall. But by December, he was back at the court presiding over their internal conferences, and by March, he was back on the bench, presiding over the courts public sessions. Its been a very brave, one might even say heroic, performance. But I think that the chief justice will Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi certainly retire at the end of the term. Hes still performing with great dedication and acuity, but he is paler and thinner, both of which youd expect since he gets all of his nourishment through a feeding tube, and hes almost 81 years old, so I think the end of his Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi tenure is probably near. MONTAGNE: Which brings us to, who would President Bush nominate to replace him? I mean, might it be a sitting justice? TOTENBERG: Well, it certainly could be, but as a matter of historical fact, of the 16 chief justices in American history, only five came from within the court. And while Rehnquists chief justiceship is viewed as extremely successful, in general promotions from within the court have not been so successful, largely because any group of nine people who live together for such a long time develop grievances and a promotion Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi only to exacerbate them. MONTAGNE: There was a lot of speculation, though, about promoting either Justice Antonin Scalia or Justice Clarence Thomas. TOTENBERG: And there still is that speculation. They are two of the courts most conservative members and President Bush, as candidate Bush, mentioned them as models for the kind of justice he would appoint if elected. But Scalia is 69 and recent Republican administrations have wanted to name younger people for the maximally longest impact. And Thomas reportedly has indicated that hes not interested, not to mention the fact that another confirmation battle for Clarence Thomas would be quite a donnybrook. MONTAGNE: So then who, if someone from outside the court? TOTENBERG: Well, theres a pretty well-agreed-upon short list of conservative lower court judges that the White House is believed to be looking at. These arent household names and some would be more controversial than others, but it seems to me that there are two basic ways that the White House is likely to look at this. One would be a purely ideological view; that is, to pick the person who would be the strongest intellectually and possibly most influential in an effort to make the court more conservative. And the other way to look at this is as a political opportunity. MONTAGNE: And when you say political opportunity, what do you mean? TOTENBERG: I mean to pick someone who is perhaps not a legal star, but is, for example, a Hispanic. MONTAGNE: And in that category, who are the names? TOTENBERG: Well, theres a 5th Circuit judge named Emilio Garza, very conservative, certainly qualified in legal terms, a pretty outspoken opponent of Roe vs. So I think you can see the Gynaecologist vacancy in abu dhabi both for the presidents base and for the huge Hispanic vote that Republicans are trying to crack.