We saw this, the market couldn't conceivably continue to rise, it couldn't conceivably maintain its strength in the face of rising short- and long-term interest rates.
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That means it could conceivably get worse — and quickly.
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She pulled out a gun, conceivably to use on herself.
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But that could conceivably spur more people to plan ahead.
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Because at 32, this could conceivably be my last tour.
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And that could hurt him — or, conceivably, even help him.
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Wouldn't that mean that you could conceivably have that acceleration?
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Conceivably, but there's no discussion of that at the moment.
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One eye could conceivably be yellowing faster than the other.
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So why would he conceivably want to veto this bill?
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Only an organized movement from below could conceivably do that.
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A similar outcome could conceivably happen in Nevada as well.
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Conceivably, such a report could include a recommendation of impeachment.
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Republicans could conceivably try to call witnesses of their own.
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You can conceivably beat the game without ever getting it.
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But could it conceivably be any one of these people?
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These risks, Sandberg argues, could conceivably harm biospheres at astronomical distances.
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A more conservative majority could conceivably strike down redistricting commissions nationwide.
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A new formula might conceivably provide the basis of future talks.
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Debris could conceivably render entire tracts of space unusable for decades.
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Could a new kind of superhuman conceivably evolve alongside regular humans?
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The president could also conceivably leave office by resigning or dying.
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No, I think it can be conceivably with lots of countries.
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"The Republicans could conceivably get to 60 votes," says Ms McCaskill.
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The Khashoggi affair could conceivably become the catalyst for a backlash.
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He could conceivably have gone to the rear leg as well.
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But in a tight race, hackers might conceivably tip the result.
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You could conceivably be betting your whole company on this decision.
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A time when Google could conceivably become the internet's digital wallet.
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The result of such a calamity could conceivably be a war.
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If it steamed in, though, it could conceivably see one sunk.
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Lisa Murkowski could conceivably share Collins's concerns about the individual mandate.
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"Anybody could conceivably die on any given day," he says philosophically.
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That could conceivably change, of course, if new damaging information emerged.
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Again, a thorough, nonpartisan, unrestricted investigation could conceivably clear the air.
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Such revenue could conceivably compensate for a loss in city funds.
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It makes one wonder what could conceivably change Mr. Trump's mind.
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He could have conceivably come back to Earth at any time.
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"Because an activating computer could conceivably be located anywhere in the world, the Warrant conceivably authorized FBI searches and seizures in all 50 US states, every US territory, and every country around the world," it reads.
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"Because an activating computer could conceivably be located anywhere in the world, the Warrant conceivably authorized FBI searches and seizures in all 50 US states, every US territory, and every country around the world," the brief continues.
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Even adults with no sperm or eggs could conceivably become biological parents.
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They could conceivably be denied entry at airports or at the border.
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This is conceivably what Snapchat hopes users will do with this feature.
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This could conceivably be the product of discrimination, or of something else.
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And Lilly King became the only person who could conceivably beat her.
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They could even, conceivably, have a net gain of zero if Sen.
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Such tactics could conceivably have changed the result of a close election.
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This could go nowhere, but it could also conceivably have major implications.
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BaseballBats is there anyone else who could conceivably leadoff ahead of pillar?
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But as we've been saying, if the taxes tie Trump, conceivably, to
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Curtis Granderson could conceivably get old and Bartolo Colon is objectively old.
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But Turkey could conceivably have motivations other than standing up for Muslims.
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In concert with Democrats, they could conceivably halt a third Trump nominee.
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It's also an area of the country that's conceivably within his grasp.
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It would also conceivably help the Internet providers to dodge a bullet.
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But for solar power, the fundamental economic outlook may conceivably be improving.
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Congress could conceivably force restrictive gun laws on the gun-friendly states.
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The way that cloning could conceivably render men unnecessary added to the concerns.
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"It could conceivably be used in large-scale farming, even in hydroponic farming."
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The list of places that could conceivably be home to life is growing.
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The only thing conceivably wrong with this video is that it's too short.
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Amazon could also conceivably bolster the service with various of its other operations.
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"Canada could not conceivably represent any risk to U.S. national security," she said.
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But still big enough that someone could conceivably be trapped in the boot.
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In turn, that could conceivably trigger his injury clause and net him $27.5m.
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Or—you know, here is Qualcomm now with so much behind it conceivably.
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If it were carefully drafted, it might conceivably do a modicum of good.
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All of them occupy lanes that Booker might have conceivably laid claim to.
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Once that happened, climate denial could conceivably start to fade from national politics.
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"This man may conceivably become president of our most important ally," Leigh added.
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There are other issues where Trump can conceivably prove he's an effective leader.
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The outcry could conceivably force him to abandon detestable attempts at mass deportation.
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That lessens the need to place them anywhere they might conceivably be needed.
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But such a grand bargain could conceivably get a majority behind the plan.
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This shift does have popular support, yet it might conceivably face institutional resistance.
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Some shoppers could conceivably mistake the soundtrack of those games for actual gunshots.
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Similarly, where a person shops might conceivably overlap with information about their gender.
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We can't conceivably cover them all, so just toss me a few thoughts.
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If that goes well, the rocket could conceivably fly for a fifth time.
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So a "Filling station?" at a NAIL SALON could conceivably be a thing.
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The new CDC guidelines might conceivably lead them to adjust their prescribing habits.
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It also means, I suppose, that a movie could conceivably lose its classic status.
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Conceivably they could be joined by Islamic State fighters captured in Iraq and Syria.
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All those little particles flying around could conceivably tear a hole in your spacesuit.
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A possible acquisition of Shopify could conceivably broaden the company's reach considerably as well.
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Democracies threatened by political "information operations" and, at least conceivably, by compromised voting systems.
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Moore, on the other hand, could have conceivably held the seat for several terms.
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Could we conceivably find practical applications for this phenomenon beyond learning about the universe?
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As for Richards, he conceivably could be back this season, if all goes perfectly.
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Several companies are making progress on gene therapy, which could conceivably cure the disease.
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Conceivably, they'd prefer not to see instability and military escalation on the Korean Peninsula.
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Hyperloop technology could conceivably cut inter-state travel time down from hours to minutes.
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Hamas leadership is based in Qatar and could conceivably find another home, he said.
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"Conceivably, this could be used in breaking news situations across the globe," says Steinberg.
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He could have conceivably sapped support from former Vice President Joe Biden or Sen.
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That would mean Congress could conceivably receive a report early in the new year.
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An immigration bill could conceivably pass the Senate, but House Republicans face different incentives.
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Conceivably, and unpredictably, North Korea or Iran might dare to launch such a missile.
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Under the exception, a state could conceivably bring a prosecution for the same crimes.
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FABER: SO THERE'S NO PLAN DOWN THE ROAD CONCEIVABLY TO CONSOLIDATE THAT AS WELL?
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Could this recommended tradeoff conceivably make any sense for America's overall foreign policy objectives?
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Conceivably it could provoke Trump to adventurism abroad to offset his incapacity at home.
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Conceivably, China could agree, under U.S. pressure, to such an arrangement, slanted against China.
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Still, the deal could conceivably persuade investors that Fiance has an eye for talent.
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Facebook's board could, conceivably, revolt, like Uber's board did with former CEO Travis Kalanick.
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But while that could conceivably be your sweat, it definitely doesn't have to be.
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Conceivably the book's indifference to exact details is a result of its unorthodox DNA.
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It could conceivably go in a club, should it be pressed into the task.
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Conceivably, with more women in jobs, more of them should rise to leadership roles.
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Conceivably the more lethal DFDT could be used in even smaller, possibly safer doses.
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In either case, could this conceivably be a positive for shareholders of Facebook stock?
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We could conceivably see price hikes later tonight but that would be the earliest.
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Up for re-election in 2024, he could conceivably face a primary challenge in Utah.
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FABER: DISNEY WILL BE SEPARATED CONCEIVABLY INTO ESPN, WHICH WILL BE OWNED BY A DISTRIBUTOR.
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Dr. Ford is also in the Cradle and could conceivably be behind the entire thing.
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We can be conceivably a hundred to a thousand times less expensive than a helicopter.
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"Conceivably, you could add hops, maybe play around with other sorts of additives," he added.
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Others whose policy views differ from Trump could conceivably take up that same framework regardless.
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Conceivably, you could also find whenever you showed up in someone else's video as well.
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Conceivably, all the public would need to get used to the idea is one show.
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Anyone who might conceivably challenge Erdoğan's power is likely to be caught in the crosshairs.
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But a planet like this could conceivably host a habitable moon, like Pandora in Avatar.
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By courting key factions of the establishment, he could conceivably govern like a conservative Republican.
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She was dressed in sunglasses and blinged-out chains, conceivably to catch potential adopters' attention.
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That probably won't happen, though Democrats conceivably could come close if a large wave develops.
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High-level scrutiny from Ms. Klobuchar and others could conceivably shame Mylan into lowering prices.
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A full ban on semiconductor-component exports could conceivably cause prices to rise by 50%.
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DAVID FABER: Time Warner AT&T, the government conceivably gonna try and block this thing.
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Rho was licensed and experienced, and he was conceivably capable of performing a safe procedure.
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"Me giving this interview could conceivably upset a few of my clients," he told me.
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They're followed by Booker and Klobuchar, who could conceivably fight their way up the hierarchy.
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Conceivably every cell in the body, some 37 trillion, could be programmed with the edits.
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The only conceivably justifiable nuclear arsenal is one that permits a secure second (retaliatory) strike.
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The Senate itself could conceivably disqualify a senator, but that would require a majority vote.
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Senators could conceivably read the whole bullet-pointed list while dropping a deuce between hearings.
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The seven-decade story is about what we might conceivably expect or want from it.
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Such methods might conceivably stop warming within a few years, or even cool things down.
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He did not concede the race, noting that provisional ballots could conceivably alter the outcome.
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The crispy poultry motif figures heavily in the "Green Book" trailers, conceivably as a warning.
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If they were turning out, it could conceivably push the American electorate to the left.
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"The nation, in fact, could conceivably benefit from the indictment of a president," diGenova wrote.
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But there are a few other ways we could conceivably learn of that information beforehand.
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Rapid expansion to live up to its lofty valuation could conceivably spoil things, some analysts say.
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ET.The nature of the error has not yet been determined, and it could conceivably be anything.
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Sling TV has a free seven-day trial, so you could conceivably follow along for free.
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Many 23D-printed objects could conceivably fall within one or both of these areas of protection.
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If Daario doesn't reappear in season 7, he could conceivably pop back up in season 8.
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One of these ships, landed permanently on Mars, could conceivably serve as the first Martian habitat.
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The Buhari government could conceivably build goodwill by embarking on public works projects, said Ambassador Cambell.
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How could Trump conceivably get "only 25 percent want the President Impeached" from this 41.53% result?
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"A shift in CFPB leadership would conceivably lower the odds of an enforcement action," Boltansky wrote.
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Conceivably, a disaffected employee could plant an injection in the LIGO detectors and cover his tracks.
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Lots of things conceivably could, and a dramatic drop in stock prices is certainly among them.
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The 90-day review of the nuclear agreement could conceivably call for renegotiating or abrogating it.
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Conceivably, Kim might do or say something so reckless that Chinese leaders recalculate their strategic priorities.
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After all, there is at least one powerful actor that could conceivably have such a motive.
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But the difference between Yamato's parents and most good parents is conceivably minor and probably luck.
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So conceivably could Michelle Bachelet, Chile's president, who previously headed the UN's agency for promoting women.
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Could they conceivably be unaware of the accumulated evidence about the tainted origins of their fortune?
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Most of those districts would never elect Democrats — but they could, conceivably, elect more centrist Republicans.
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And a storm surge from Hurricane Irma could conceivably produce a flood far higher than that.
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"He continues, "There are conceivably some unexpected pressures coming for Washington state and the Pacific Northwest.
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And talks could occur to clear the way for it at some point, at least conceivably.
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If only about half of these 19 go the other way, Republicans could conceivably maintain control.
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The same foot position and force application could have conceivably occurred during RDA's sparing round kick.
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So could you conceivably take the same seed and grow it tall and lanky or squatter?
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His wife Norine Lyn, who was briefly imprisoned but released before Election Day, conceivably could have.
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They could conceivably be corrupt American partisans seeking to distort outcomes to favor their chosen candidate.
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Preventing injuries is valuable to employers, but data from StrongArm's sensors could conceivably also measure productivity.
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So you'll need to start really educating yourself about how you could conceivably achieve your goal.
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There's conceivably a sweet spot there, but they haven't settled on it yet, people involved say.
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The brewing crackdown could conceivably mean hundreds of thousands of those workers are arrested and deported.
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Speaking of Florida, that is a state Bloomberg looks like he could conceivably win against Trump.
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More accurately, it is English nationalism, of the kind that could conceivably tear the UK apart.
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The administration is conceivably arguing that imports from Canada are a threat to our national security.
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The project could go on the east side, the west side or conceivably straddle the two.
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Conceivably, growth won't be as dire as the outlook suggests, allowing central banks to hold fire.
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The threshold is a majority of senators voting, so it could conceivably be less than 51.
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There are regulatory issues involving not just one, or a few, but conceivably hundreds of regulatory domains.
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Then, of course, there's a third way a character could conceivably escape death — through the White Walkers.
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Additionally, a similar method could conceivably be used to locate wind turbines and other energy infrastructure components.
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And I could conceivably be turned down by somebody that desperately wanted this job two months ago.
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A few thousand years ago, it wouldn't have been clear what people like astrologers could conceivably predict.
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Alphabet aggressively ramped up transportation investments last year, many of which could conceivably be used in delivery.
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FABER: AND WHAT DO YOU HEAR FROM OTHER CEOs CONCEIVABLY WHO ALSO LEAN TOWARDS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY?
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You could conceivably dislike all left- or right-leaning tweets and be in a perfect Twitter bubble.
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Russia could conceivably have even more luck making inroads with a future US presidential candidate or campaign.
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I am left stunned and confused how these things can conceivably continue to happen in our world.
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Still, from a tooling perspective, many of the same parts could conceivably be used for both devices.
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Only one polluter conceivably fits that description: Washington's last remaining coal plant, the TransAlta plant in Centralia.
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Other wireless and cable companies would conceivably have to give up on any dreams of vertical integration.
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It could also conceivably usher in a full-blown trade war akin to that of the 1930s.
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It's all the conflicts — and, conceivably, bribes, insider trading, and other illicit activity — that we can't see.
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The worst consequences would be a nuclear-armed Iran or a war with Iran, or conceivably both.
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Beneath the sun-blocking canopy, surface temperatures would plummet, conceivably by as much as 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Another attorney general could have conceivably reached a different conclusion while reviewing the same evidence, McCord added.
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The emoluments clause violations uncovered by this lawsuit also could conceivably enter into impeachment proceedings against him.
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He did say, however, that it "conceivably could enhance" other missile/anti-missile systems in the region.
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" Asked if Ivanka Trump could be added to the list in the future, Nadler said, "quite conceivably.
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The point in time at which it could even conceivably have been tried expired in the 85033s.
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Organizers declined to state the ultimate cost of the project, though it could conceivably exceed $103 billion.
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Conceivably, their case could realize the promise of Brown by establishing a constitutional right to an education.
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Third, a billion in divestitures is a drop in the bucket to what conceivably might be necessary.
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That dollar penalty could seem like peanuts compared to the civil case that Swift could conceivably file.
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Our target was any place that might conceivably have a high-speed connection available at 5 a.m.
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"Conceivably, DC Water can shut off service for nonpayment to any customer," spokesperson Vincent Morris told WAMU.
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Suffice to say, it was nonsense, filled with basic errors and promises that cannot conceivably be kept.
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In addition to Scalia's replacement, the next president conceivably could nominate as many as three more justices.
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From there, the cone of uncertainty — the area where the storm could conceivably move — grows very wide.
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Though reliably handsome and spectacularly well crafted, the works aren't especially expressive or, God knows, conceivably functional.
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You have actually gotten push back from the very businesses that you are trying to conceivably help.
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Another club might conceivably hire an analyst like Graham, or Steele, or Waskett, and maybe even Spearman.
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In the still-unlikely event of a war, North Korea could conceivably launch weapons from unknown locations.
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But several elements of the call could conceivably have been used as bargaining chips by Mr. Trump.
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However, this year's calendar and rules have two important changes that could conceivably help shorten the primary.
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In theory, however, the act is written broadly enough to conceivably be applied to the news media.
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I just thought it was hilarious that a crossword could conceivably be used to get people out.
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Each frame could conceivably be an inspiration for another portrait with a rich backstory beyond this one.
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Conceivably, the boundaries of the 100-year flood plain could be redrawn to include the Fishmans' house.
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But each could conceivably take significant slices out of the market share Tesla all but controls now.
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Yet, pending proposals could, conceivably, allow another Republican president to exert greater control of the Supreme Court.
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Moreover, states can conceivably keep more residents insured by enacting their own version of the individual mandate.
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AB InBev took charge only in October, so its managers could conceivably draw more from the keg.
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Seth Moulton (MA), for example, who's been leading the charge against Pelosi, could conceivably do this well.
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He visited Shakespeare's hometown and every house Shakespeare might conceivably have visited within a 50-mile radius.
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Nor are there many other teams on the horizon that could conceivably pose a threat to the Warriors.
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So if he is pardoned he no longer faces criminal prosecution, he would conceivably be forced to testify.
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Other patrons whispered of wizardry and deception, wary of the technological advancement, and finding the projection conceivably impossible.
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They were looking at a picture where prices could have conceivably been $40 to $45 for another year.
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On the other hand, paying Mexico to help the U.S. build the wall might conceivably gain Mexican support.
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That sure seems like Ruffalo is hinting that Endgame could conceivably be the end of the Hulk's journey.
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She could conceivably strangle and threaten the ecosystems of her neighbors, forcing them to bend to her will.
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FABER: YOU'RE GOING TO BE BUYING BACK A LOT OF STOCK CONCEIVABLY OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEAR.
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Universal has other stories in its back catalog that it could conceivably merge into a coherent shared universe.
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The same conceivably applies to the twenty or so other agreements signed between the two sides since 2008.
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Khanna's program is not a basic income, but it could conceivably be a first step in that direction.
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Can you actually earn a return by making investments that are also are conceivably good for the planet?
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That could conceivably help force the country's leaders to consider making life easier for foreign would-be acquirers.
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Conceivably, all of these animals could have been skinned to provide materials for a fur coat or parka.
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Any nearby devices connected to Mar-a-Lago's Wi-Fi network could conceivably have been compromised by hackers.
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But Microsoft's mobile look was so radically cool, it conceivably had a chance to be a true contender.
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Suddenly, drones are cheap enough for hobbyists and advanced enough to conceivably be used for goods delivery, e.g.
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These "humanized" monkeys can conceivably model all sorts of human diseases, including schizophrenia, Alzheimer's, and severe immune dysfunction.
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Greatest hits since entering Saturn's orbit 13 years ago: Hydrogen plumes on Enceladus, which could conceivably support life.
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You can conceivably take it on the bus and store it the corner of your apartment or office.
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Obama could conceivably have advanced an agenda that was so ideologically unpalatable that it retroactively vindicated Republican cynicism.
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The companies could also conceivably work faster, since they wouldn't be restricted by as much government red tape.
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The judiciary could conceivably check Mueller through litigation challenging the legitimacy and exercise of the special counsel's authority.
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And because they can also deliver a voltage, they could conceivably be used for therapeutic purposes, as well.
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"While we're confined to our homes, on the one hand, organizing online could conceivably be international," she said.
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We could conceivably come back with more or as you implied before we might have a different strategy.
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On March 21, the ESA released this map marking in green where the space station could conceivably crash.
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Conceivably, if the Indians fall out of the wild-card race, Bauer could soon be dealt to Houston.
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He also referred the case to the U.S. Attorney, which could conceivably lead to criminal charges against Uber.
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They could also conceivably pursue the 10 charges on which the Virginia jury failed to reach a consensus.
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If a magician makes the lady disappear with a poof, then "proof!" could conceivably make something VARNISH, right?
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As soon as you cross that line, you are now facing something else that you could conceivably buy.
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The causes of the Western monarch decline are different, but a butterfly exchange could conceivably help there too.
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She adds that mining raw data from doctors on the front line could conceivably provide even more insights.
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A few of them could conceivably topple the government of Prime Minister Theresa May, our London correspondent writes.
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The attorney wrote that the lawsuit should be quashed because no one could conceivably take the accounts seriously.
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They know this time around "Sanders is not playing around" and that he could conceivably win the nomination.
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Warren could conceivably win the nomination without a majority of black voters, though it would be exceedingly difficult.
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Earthlings, he speculated in a thought experiment, might conceivably do this by dismantling Jupiter and reassembling the pieces.
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"Manhattan is an outsize prosecutor's office and conceivably others don't have much to do with Schneiderman," he said.
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Under this approach, just about anything that might cause the I.R.S. a problem could conceivably be a violation.
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A candidate like Sanders with declining popularity could conceivably lose a few points in the final few days.
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DAVID FABER: Not to mention the prospect of tariffs, which conceivably will also raise the cost of goods.
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An abrupt withdrawal from Afghanistan could conceivably provide a new symbol of the decline in American hard power.
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You've played baby and elderly Caesar, but you could also conceivably play, say, his son, in a sequel?
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SEPTA and TWU 234 could conceivably come to an agreement before then and none of this will matter.
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This would be very bad, would almost certainly have drastically diminished Bitcoin Cash's value, and could conceivably be used for a double-spend attack; meaning, given Bitcoin Cash's value and liquidity, it was a bug which could conceivably have been used to generate many millions of dollars in cold hard cash.
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This platform could conceivably be used to produce more realistic computer animation, but also for virtual testing of robots.
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If they fly from London to Perth on Qantas, they could conceivably do it in under 17 hours, nonstop.
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And many football fans have surely pondered the uncomfortable truth that this could conceivably happen to their own team.
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Agency officials have said they would conceivably pay to have access to a commercially run habitat in the future.
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The potential financial and reputational costs opened the door for a renegotiation or, conceivably, for Verizon to walk away.
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Silverstone is a girl you could conceivably date, a girl you did date, even, raised to the highest power.
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Under the act, a shameless prime minister could conceivably try to cling on even after losing such a vote.
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But the country could conceivably already have another, as yet undetected full-service test site waiting in the wings.
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So even if he were to perform poorly on Super Tuesday, he could conceivably still catch up in delegates.
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What's striking is that the current system is so fundamentally broken that a lottery could conceivably be an improvement.
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An Xbox API could conceivably give developers the ability to block it, or any other ID that isn't whitelisted.
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These hot avocados would conceivably be sold below retail price, but they would also be of a lesser grade.
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Remaining shareholders are free to sell their shares to whoever they want and Mordashov could conceivably resell to Magnit.
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And you never, ever, talk about a probe that could conceivably sway a presidential race right before Election Day.
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A threat of a trade war that doesn't erupt into an actual trade war could conceivably do some good.
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Then, conceivably, there's no reason for anyone in the football world to have to address questions about Kaepernick anymore.
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If that prediction holds true, then Tesla could conceivably hit a weekly production rate of 3,500 cars per week.
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The equation multiplies together seven factors: R* = How frequently are suns born whose light could conceivably sustain intelligent life?
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This extended, Trump said, to the Baltic countries right on Russia's border — the very countries Russia might conceivably invade.
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So treatment would conceivably help someone learn how to stay off alcohol, and 24/7 Sobriety would enforce it.
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His games are conceivably playable in that they are flexible, mobile, and designed to embrace a variety of outcomes.
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Cruz has run in second place behind Trump and could conceivably win enough Republican delegates to take the nomination.
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Conceivably, they purposefully disengaged during the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election when they felt their voices would not be heard.
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Every single thing that you write Just conceivably might Be a thought that you captured while coppin' a wink.
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So if Trump's main goal is to get to yes, they can conceivably score major policy concessions from him.
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The danger for Roosevelt was that the war might conceivably have had the opposite effect on his own trajectory.
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They could conceivably hear oral arguments as early as February of 2017, if the DC Circuit Court moves quickly.
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If he ousts Mr. Rosenstein, he might conceivably find a replacement somewhere in the bowels of the Justice Department.
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Conceivably, even the U.S. could find itself in default if congressional gridlock prevented the debt ceiling from being raised.
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In theory, though, the act is written broadly enough that it could conceivably be applied to the news media.
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It could conceivably launch again, since it returned in one piece, landing on a floating platform in the Atlantic.
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Conceivably, NASA could wake Spitzer back up again someday, but as more time passes, the tougher that will be.
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A portion of the rocket successfully landed on a platform in the Atlantic — so it could conceivably be reused.
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Perhaps high school students, who are conceivably studying the Constitution right now, might have more excitement about the topic.
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If it's got a 32-bit processor and can conceivably display an image, people have ported Doom to it.
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A neutral setting is needed – perhaps Kuwait, but conceivably the United States – where both sides can make necessary concessions.
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Without the EAC, voting machine security would conceivably be a part of the DHS's larger elections aid to states.
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It's probable that no more than four, or conceivably five, candidates will be competitive in those big March contests.
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"The social secretary can conceivably not see the first lady and just deal directly with the president," he said.
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We couldn't conceivably get into the internal aspects of every organization we fund, because we fund hundreds of groups.
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So long as that authority remains intact, future presidents could conceivably redouble efforts to cut emissions through federal initiatives.
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Conceivably, you got high and had an extremely deep revelation that recalibrated your perceptions while listening to Dutty Rock.
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It could conceivably, depending on its exact composition, abolish the death penalty for good, maybe even solitary confinement too.
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So conceivably, both the owner and the trainer have a chance to win the race but lose the Triple Crown.
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They could conceivably, if you look at Ruth Bader Ginsburg, serve for another 10 at least, if not 15 years.
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That group could, conceivably, kill the bill in either the House or the Senate, if all its members hang together.
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A run to the semifinals would conceivably be enough to vault Pliskova into the lead; winning outright would guarantee it.
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"If we maintain a business-as-usual we can conceivably hit 700 ppm in the future relatively easily," said Lachniet.
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Such a referendum could conceivably have various outcomes, ranging from remaining in the EU to crashing out with no deal.
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Each of those three could conceivably reach the majors by this time next year, and fill an area of need.
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Other technologies which could conceivably pull power away from the Valley might include blockchains (see Technology Quarterly) or quantum computing.
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But they might conceivably be used to make small and rapidly reproducing insect and rodent species more objectionable or pathogenic.
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Saudi employees will not be laid off in the initial stages but that could conceivably happen next year, he said.
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However, if the Yankees do land Harper, it's intriguing to consider that A-Rod could conceivably be his hitting coach.
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The company could conceivably ramp up production and then end up with a surplus of Beyond Sausages and Beyond Burgers.
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But given that it's been around for less than 24 hours, things could conceivably still change for dear old Peeple.
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Before the Sanders phenomenon, Warren and her philosophies could conceivably be marginalized by Clinton and the other established Democratic powers.
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He could accuse him of—or conceivably, though legal experts consider it unlikely, charge him with—colluding with Russian spies.
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You started your own label, Egyptian Empire Records, during an era when record labels conceivably had a lot of money.
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But he's still only 29.23 years old and, health willing, can conceivably turn his career around in a different environment.
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A genetic change could be introduced into human sperm and eggs—or, conceivably, into cells that make sperm and eggs.
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You could conceivably fold this phone in half and share the screens, but even still, you'd need to share audio.
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Conceivably they could grow to any size, limited only by the dimensions of the room in which they were suspended.
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Light that travels beyond the photon orbit could, conceivably, escape the black hole if something was to reflect it back.
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Transparency and human rights advocates expressed concern that a future administration could conceivably ensure the destruction of the classified report.
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"I don't think anybody could conceivably want a military solution to this problem," Johnson said at a speech in London.
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This time Democrats might have found the narrowest version of gun control legislation that could conceivably bring Republicans on board.
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Ben Libberton, a microbiologist at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute, says hackers could conceivably gain huge swathes of information from embedded microchips.
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Conceivably, organizations like this could provide legal services to DAOs and help them navigate the tricky regulatory issues they raise.
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Business mobility-as-a-service, which would conceivably replace current trucking and freight standards, is estimated to produce $3 trillion.
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Ryan, a much truer believer in immigration liberalization than Boehner, could conceivably call a vote on that kind of bill.
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Then the only thing that could conceivably have stopped the unstoppable Warriors happened—twice, in a span of eight days.
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That doesn't mean Democrats can't retake the House or conceivably even the Senate in 22006 or beat Trump in 2020.
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Of course, the AFC South is so bad that Jacksonville could conceivably get it together and still win the division.
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Given his name recognition and his record criticizing Trump, Romney could conceivably run as a Republican alternative to the president.
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It would have also conceivably established Bannon's "economic nationalism" as the ideology of a new generation of the Republican Party.
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Stacey Abrams, a black woman in the heart of the old Confederacy, conceivably has forced a runoff against Brian Kemp.
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Whole Foods could conceivably switch to that at some point, while also using Amazon's core cloud-computing and storage services.
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But the teasingly combative duets for Ms. Thomas and Darrin Wright, conceivably a stand-in for her brother, wore thin.
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The Democrats eliminated winner-take-all primaries, which theoretically makes a longer struggle— and conceivably a deadlocked convention — more possible.
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It's fun to game out what the delegates could conceivably do, since they do have a whole lot of power.
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Slater could conceivably be just as celebrated, though not as rich, if he had never put on a contest jersey.
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He could conceivably even give him probation, although the government would likely appeal the sentence if he went that far.
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Bullock is the only D who could conceivably win the Senate seat—though even for him, it will be tough.
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To do that, the US will have to phase out all fossil fuel use as fast as it conceivably can.
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But a role as an anti-ship missile rounds out the portfolio of things that it can conceivably blow up.
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One could conceivably craft a Capra-esque, scrappy-underdog crowd-pleaser here, or a parable on the excesses of capitalism.
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The acquisition will also give Disney sports rights via the regional sports networks that could conceivably boost its ESPN offering.
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Conceivably, we might one day invent an AI capable of writing an entire novel that has a compelling narrative arc.
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So the proposal to eliminate the program is a curious move that could conceivably come back to haunt the president.
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A golfer floating next to the ISS could conceivably hit a golf ball out of orbit in a single stroke.
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If it's a success, the concept could conceivably work in other areas — like with threatened aquatic species in the Southeast.
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You could conceivably kill someone if you belt or punch them, but I'm not sure they imply the same thing.
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No-- there might be some very weird personal policy that you might conceivably-- but in terms of standard business, no.
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Workers will often risk engaging in an illegal strike, even though it could mean getting fined, fired and conceivably jailed.
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That, he believes, might conceivably increase the odds of a partial recovery — if the patients really know what's going on.
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Thorium isn't mentioned in the bill, but a thorium-based reactor could conceivably be one of the reactor designs explored.
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Judge Swain at times seemed skeptical, questioning whether the harm was irreparable if HTA creditors could conceivably be repaid later.
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The best idea would conceivably win out, even something like two guys starting a search engine out of a garage.
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Another artist could conceivably come along and replicate Lil Nas X's strategy and break his record in the near future.
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Polling data could conceivably have helped Russia hone those messages and target audiences to help swing votes to Mr. Trump.
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Then three months later, Kim tested one of those missiles, which conceivably could strike any part of the United States.
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These projections come with relatively wide confidence intervals: the result could conceivably be within 20 seats either way of our estimate.
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This discovery now presents a very intriguing mystery, because this group could conceivably be the first humans to reach South America.
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I think the agency could conceivably be split because the backlash for that horrible family separation is not just among civilians.
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Rating: The only way this could conceivably get any more perfect is if he took his best friend Kevin Garnett along.
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But if you're really worried, you could conceivably fix this security issue today by bringing your own hardware to the bargain.
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All of this combined means that it would be very challenging — though conceivably not impossible — to ban fracking and reduce drilling.
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If so, he'll make a much bigger impact than anything he can conceivably achieve from here on out in the primary.
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Like "women laughing alone with salad," women being interrupted at work could conceivably be a stock photo genre of its own.
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The National Emergencies Act doesn't offer up a definition of what counts as an emergency, meaning Trump could, conceivably, declare one.
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The six-week-old Promo Team already has nearly 16,000 followers on Twitter, and could conceivably rack up slightly higher numbers.
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Conceivably, ejected material from other planetary systems must make their way to our Solar System once in a while, says Meech.
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Suspects could conceivably forget which finger (or toe) they used for TouchID, but can't easily change their faces or iris patterns.
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Given Trump's tumble in recent polls, Clinton could conceivably win either way (though no one is counting him out just yet).
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In fact, the popularity of castles could conceivably be tied to the ever-increasing presence of royals in the collective consciousness.
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"These are subway cars that will be running in our system for the next 30 or 40 years, conceivably," he said.
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Conceivably, this system could be integrated within an existing wireless router, or any other device that transmits and receives wireless signals.
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The possibility, for example, of DiDi in London, is that going to conceivably be ye another battle you have to fight?
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It's a bit older than our sun, so there's conceivably been more time for an alien civilization to emerge and develop.
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A more visually minded Twitter could conceivably compete more aggressively with Instagram and be more of a challenge to Zuckerberg & co.
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If Clinton wins in November, she could conceivably press the Senate to quickly confirm Merrick Garland, whose nomination is still pending.
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It could conceivably go the way of Casa Grande del Pumarejo, a neighborhood-initiated occupation located farther up Calle San Luis.
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It aims to build the world's biggest aircraft as a platform from which to launch satellites and, conceivably, people into space.
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" Harris has in the past called for profiling "Muslims, or anyone who looks like he or she could conceivably be Muslim.
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He could conceivably bully all of them into line, and place Obamacare on a glide path to oblivion over their objections.
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Footballers peak later and can conceivably go until their late thirties, as can golfers, while track and field is different again.
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In Saxony, the AfD became the largest party and could conceivably elect an AfD minister president in the next regional election.
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Still, this could conceivably be an acceptable trade-off if it were accompanied by even larger retail price reductions, as promised.
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And yet few of those whose lives are altered by whatever was signed could conceivably trace their circumstances to that event.
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The outsourcing attacks could conceivably help Clinton win in November—and win big, if they boost her in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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The Seattle Mariners are still alive, and the Tigers, conceivably, could play five games in five cities from Sunday through Thursday.
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In the United States, six states still have old blasphemy laws, but no case would conceivably survive against the First Amendment.
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Trump and Republicans could, conceivably, try to enact legislation to erode Section 230 or punish social media companies in other ways.
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Erdogan conceivably could remain in office until 2029, which would mean he would have rule for more than a quarter century.
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Someone could conceivably use or consume a small dose without being high, yet still could have THC detected in their breath.
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These elusive questions will be knocking at our hypothetical door soon enough or, conceivably, smashing through it with a battering ram.
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There is nobody even conceivably in need of 'rescue' in this scenario, and no boogeymen for them to be 'rescued' from.
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A protracted trial could conceivably put Trump in the same position when he delivers his address to Congress on Feb. 4.
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You still have a founder who's on the board who conceivably will get a couple of more board seats if possible.
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Video is probably real but important (essential, IMO) to make sure it's real, not just that it couldn't conceivably be fake.
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We're at an investment conference, you haven't pitched for Blackstone yet, but there's an audience here conceivably that might be interested.
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A conceivably acceptable Iran agreement would require truly intrusive international inspections, as far as imaginable from those permitted under Obama's deal.
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At that point, the health bill could conceivably turn into a pumpkin, but experts in Senate budget procedure have differing opinions.
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Geoffrey Skelley points out on the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast that Virginia Democrats could conceivably try to game the line of succession.
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Anyone with the necessary skill and training could conceivably keep their words private from before their fingertips ever touched a keyboard.
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Manafort could conceivably lessen his sentence by agreeing to cooperate with Mueller's team — if they're even still interested in his cooperation.
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Well, conceivably, smart contracts, but if it's a backed stablecoin used for P2P transfer, it's hard to see how those are relevant.
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Why it matters: The planet is located in the habitable zone of its star where liquid water and conceivably life could exist.
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Second, the mammoth rush could conceivably result in more intense prospecting in Yakutia, resulting in mining operations and other environmentally damaging activities.
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If a couple of cows were hypothetically fed a controlled substance, could that dead cow conceivably get some unassuming supermarket shopper high?
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In many ways, this mirrors the mainstream entertainment industry: People are cast as whatever you need and whatever they can conceivably play.
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M-theory, which Witten proposed in 1995, could conceivably offer this deeper description, but only some aspects of the theory are known.
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A CDC would conceivably remove any and all privacy from your spending (at least as far as hiding it from the government).
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The trailer is expertly edited, so much so that it could conceivably be a trailer for season 2 of the Netflix series.
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He tested three missiles that can theoretically hit the mainland US, including one that could conceivably hit Washington, DC, or New York.
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DAVID FABER: Beyond figuring out and making sure you're not hiring people who conceivably become felons, what about the risk management side?
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Not to mention the all-inclusive, upfront price-tag could conceivably save me from not buying enough ingredients or going over budget.
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Mayfield could conceivably land anywhere but, even though the draft is always full of surprises, we know for sure where he's going.
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Gorsuch is young enough that he could conceivably sit on the Court for decades and be one of Trump's most important legacies.
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Both pointed and totally incomprehensible, it's the sort of looming question mark a press secretary could conceivably be tasked with clearing up.
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Now it has been adopted by an American presidential candidate, Senator Elizabeth Warren, who could conceivably win the White House in 2020.
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A small burden could conceivably make pitchers less prone to injury, and reduce the risk of using them to bat as well.
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Facebook also has billions of users already integrated into its walled garden, which could conceivably allow creators to reach far larger audiences.
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But, you know, a heist film, if I do a good one, conceivably it could be in the top 210 or something.
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FABER: YOU DO. THE COMPANY LEFT BEHIND CONCEIVABLY WHICH IS THE STAKE IN ALIBABA AND POTENTIALLY YAHOO JAPAN WHICH IS SOMEWHAT COMPLEX.
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Others are working on small modular reactors that come in all shapes and sizes and could, conceivably, be prefabricated in a factory.
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The discovery of chimeras ushered in a new era in sync science, revealing the conceivably countless exotic forms that synchronization can take.
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Air (or water or conceivably other fluids) is pumped in and out, creating a difference in pressure that contracts the skeleton's shape.
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But there are other people, currently in the administration, who could conceivably come into the crosshairs as the special counsel's investigation proceeds.
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The 55-year-old could conceivably follow in the footsteps of Italian Carlo Ancelotti who has carved a new niche for himself.
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Publications like American Greatness and American Affairs, which are trying to intellectualize Trumpism, could conceivably present a commercial challenge down the line.
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Conceivably, an even better option is to encourage Mr. Aliyeva to use her position to influence and help secure Khadija Ismayilova's release.
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Especially when your largest corporate citizen is searching for the locale for a second headquarters, which might conceivably become a first headquarters.
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If the states are allowed to prevail in this case, states conceivably could sue over almost any federal policy decision they oppose.
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Conceivably my parents, despite their disapproval of New York and of my cohabitation with V, had given me some hundreds of dollars.
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As well as he is playing, he said, he has every reason to continue, and he could conceivably play into his 40s.
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Conceivably, Mueller could indict Trump, label him an unindicted conspirator much like Richard Nixon, or recommend that the House consider Trump's impeachment.
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It is a certainty that at least one, quite likely two, and conceivably three, of the seven new representatives will be Latinos.
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Radical advances in AI could conceivably result in a utopian paradise, or a techno-hell worthy of a James Cameron movie script.
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"It cannot be conceivably right that newspapers or any other media organization publishing such material should face prosecution," Johnson, the frontrunner, said.
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Ms. Keohane has many ideas that could do much good and could conceivably be pursued much further under a business-oriented president.
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That probably requires a new revenue source, which could conceivably be a regressive tax like a VAT or a new payroll levy.
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The eucalyptus branches could conceivably have been fetched from the flower shop upstairs, which serves as a false front for the bar.
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Global growth in 2020 could conceivably approach 1%, far below the 2.6% expansion in 2019, the Washington-based financial industry association said.
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The decision could conceivably be applied to the Comcast-Fox deal, according to at least one former lawyer for the Justice Department.
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Prisoners in the program could conceivably qualify for bachelor's or associate's degrees, though many inmates with long sentences would not be eligible.
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However, analysts suggested a fall from the two-thirds majority won four years ago could conceivably see his mandate weakened next term.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who has been calling for Hunter Biden to appear in the Senate, could conceivably offer amendments subpoenaing witnesses.
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The European Union is the only global power that could conceivably challenge the geopolitical confrontation that holds the Venezuela conflict in place.
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I also got a kick out of seeing LOU Reed (55D) crossing LOUD (59A) and a FUSE that could conceivably be blown.
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Mr. Trump could then conceivably follow with Democratic-friendly packages on working-class tax cuts, huge infrastructure spending and protectionist trade policy.
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That her support for school choice could conceivably enable more evangelical and Catholic parents to send their kids to conservative religious schools?
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And yet, I watch, and I have a hard time imagining any highlight mix that could conceivably give a viewer more pleasure.
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A remarkably harsh and sudden provision, with no evidence of any factual developments that could conceivably merit this kind of immediate intervention.
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So, conceivably, the Switch could get better graphics around the time consumers start tossing their HDTVs and start picking up the 4K sets.
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Importantly, the scientists couldn't just pick a microbe at random—they had to find one that could conceivably emerge and survive on Enceladus.
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Toast Chris orders "dry toast and half a grapefruit" at a restaurant, which is conceivably the worst breakfast order I have ever heard.
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Carrie Lam, the city's reeling chief executive, faced only a simple demand, one her political masters in the People's Republic could conceivably accept.
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Little of that tension exists in "Mysterio," even though Grant could conceivably blame the Doctor for all manner of problems in his life.
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They've both recently come up short to Tyron Woodley, but could conceivably earn another shot at the champ with a few convincing wins.
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But several bankers say Trump could conceivably borrow hundreds of millions against them, despite his history of business bankruptcies and litigation with lenders.
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Mitch McConnell has made very clear that he wants this done, President Trump wants this done by October, justice seated by October conceivably.
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"If this bill is upheld, there could conceivably be a test case that will have to be decided by the Georgia Supreme Court."
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Now if that's setting off alarm bells in your head because such a policy could conceivably create another housing bubble, you're not wrong.
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"There are already some plans out there that could be dusted off and people of goodwill could conceivably come together," said Republican Sen.
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He estimated that a boycott could conceivably cost Blizzard about $25 million a year, which would be "a rounding error" for the company.
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Astronomers are most keenly searching for planets in a star's "habitable zone" — a distance from the star where liquid water could conceivably exist.
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You could conceivably throw on three of your warmest tops and rock a pair of thick pants under a warm(-ish) maxi skirt.
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The most damaging misbehaviour by the Trump team—and conceivably Mr Trump himself—examined by the special counsel concerned its communications with Russians.
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The pro-am category though, could conceivably see a shoe they wear for a year or more gain features and abilities over time.
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" Still, O'Donnell claims a prosecutor could conceivably "stretch the limits of the law" and file criminal charges against West to "set an example.
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GINGRICH: I&aposd begin to panic because if the Republicans are anywhere close to even on the generic, they could conceivably gain seats.
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In climate-friendly jurisdictions such as California, a jury could conceivably find in their favour, says Tracy Hester of the University of Houston.
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The removal of the launch deadline means that teams could conceivably launch early next year and still remain eligible for the top prizes.
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Conceivably, the government could just run out the clock on unaccompanied minors until they turn 18 so they can be prosecuted and deported.
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As for Assad, he could conceivably retaliate against US forces or US-backed groups in the region, but that would obviously risk escalation.
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Not so with Voyant Photonics, which has created a lidar system that you really could conceivably balance on the head of a pin.
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And because France houses many of the world's leading art institutions, their new guidelines could conceivably incite similar policy changes around the world.
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In addition to moving small satellites in orbit, large solar sails could conceivably be used to propel heavier spacecraft through the Solar System.
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Pollard's point was that even a glacier as vulnerable as Thwaites could conceivably be contained if humans decided to radically change their behavior.
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Do you believe if they wanted to that they conceivably could spend enough money to push you out of your leading market position?
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Ultimately the book is readable and conceivably useful, having boiled down probably ten thousand pages of research to a much more palatable 250.
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A Space Force conceivably could be modeled after the former U.S. Space Command or could be more joint, like U.S. Special Operations Command.
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If the vice-presidency is out of reach, Mr Christie might conceivably settle for the job of attorney-general as his reward instead.
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Conceivably, if Venezuela recovers and the demand for oil in the U.S. gradually declines, stranded heavy oil production capacity in Canada could ensue.
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Because the charger doesn't need to charge itself, you could conceivably keep a smartphone alive during the most remote of trips or vacations.
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Now, Elway could conceivably pass on a quarterback early, allowing him to use the 10th pick on a top offensive lineman or cornerback.
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Using Balkin's reasoning on presidential prosecutorial discretion, President Trump could conceivably use it as a justification to not collect all kinds of taxes.
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While an expulsion would trigger a second special election, Moore would still be eligible to run again, which conceivably could keep controversy brewing.
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Wallace said the future could conceivably have US F-35s operating from Japanese ships and or Japanese F-35s flying off American ones.
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In practice, however, the renters would conceivably be forced to adjust to the restructuring whims of their landlords—not the other way around.
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It is not possible to sink lower than this; no human condition is more miserable than this, nor could it conceivably be so.
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Wallace said the future could conceivably see US F-35s operating from Japanese ships and/or Japanese F-35s flying off American ones.
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Whatever. The Senate cannot be a retirement home for dirty young/old men, even when control of the Senate is conceivably at stake.
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Those companies, such as Audi, Mercedes and BMW, are all working on their own electric cars that would also conceivably compete with Tesla.
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Nobody in the U.S. is above the law, but the president is the only person who can conceivably fire the people investigating him.
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Had he moved forward with the deal, the firestorm Musk ignited with his August 7 tweets could have conceivably come to an end.
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Mr. Trump could conceivably benefit if Mr. Kasich stayed in the race, by preventing Mr. Cruz from consolidating the "anyone but Trump" vote.
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Some of them you'll conceivably be able to add to your beauty arsenal, if you forego your daily Chipotle chips-and-guac habit.
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I noted that the text of the Constitution did not explicitly limit the pardon power, but added this: The courts could conceivably determine . . .
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Gray's piece describes various potential rules changes that are being floated, which could conceivably help smooth this scenario in one way or another.
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Others are working on small modular reactors that might come in all shapes and sizes and could, conceivably, be prefabricated in a factory.
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This is big news for both parties, as Rubio's decision will impact the dynamics of a race that could conceivably determine Senate control.
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In that scenario, Trump could conceivably see the U.S. surplus with Central and South American countries match or surpass the deficit with Mexico.
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A sped-up Model 3 timetable would turbocharge shares and could conceivably send Tesla well above it current $40-billion-ish market cap.
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And there are hardly any examples of in-person voter fraud, the only kind that could conceivably be stopped by voter-ID laws.
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Woody Allen's 1977 film, showing in a new digital version for its 40th anniversary, is conceivably his greatest and certainly his most quotable.
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Stretching the tin of caviar into a sandwich that could conceivably treat four people is already all the parsimony the dish can take.
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Several among them — Australia and Jamaica are two — have active republican movements that could conceivably push through referendums to phase out the monarchy.
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Moreover, if Republicans had 50 votes in the Senate, they could conceivably eliminate the filibuster to pass a spending bill without the Democrats.
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Twice jailed for his journalism, Mr. Sik will conceivably be a leading defender of Turkish journalists, 150 of whom are in Turkish jails.
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There might conceivably be an infrastructure bill, but don't get your hopes up: Trump's people seem dead set against straightforward public spending, i.e.
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Government estimates show that a quarter of the nation's workers, with loans adding up to more than $226 billion, could conceivably be eligible.
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Perhaps, he speculated, his site could become a web destination that a confused young man might conceivably stumble upon while Googling for answers.
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Berkshire Hathaway's stock could conceivably tumble in the 12 to 15 years he expects it will take to distribute his billions to charity.
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Democrats and Republicans could also conceivably work together on ways to rein in drug prices and help small businesses with employee health costs.
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The viscerally anti-NATO Jeremy Corbyn could conceivably become prime minister of one of its leading members after next week's British general election.
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Conceivably, companies will absorb some of the impact or, even better, raise productivity or find cost savings to offset some of the effects.
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Trump, whose approval numbers have remained remarkably steady, could conceivably be the first president in US history to be impeached and subsequently reelected.
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But he isn't its originator and while, sure, an Irish person could have conceivably written the rhyme, proverb is most definitely pushing it.
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Creasey added a builder could conceivably try and reclaim any money awarded against it from the body which provided the inspection sign-off.
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Political leaders in Britain could still conceivably call off Brexit before the March 29 deadline, or they could perhaps opt for another referendum.
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The GOP could conceivably hold the vacancy through the election and hope it motivates conservative voters enough to help them keep the Senate.
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The courts could conceivably shy away from the issue as too political, or they could take an expansive view of the relevant clauses.
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Gorsuch essentially says the man in question conceivably wasn't aware he was felon—the judge in the robbery case might have confused him.
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If the Libertarian ticket gains momentum, it could conceivably act as a spoiler in some closely contested swing states that will decide November's election.
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You could conceivably argue that PewDiePie's videos are definitely fair use, or that Campo Santo is breaking an implicit promise in its streaming policy.
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With a lot of tinkering and some telecom know-how you should—conceivably—be able to get your own 1G network up and running.
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Less than 20 percent of porn watched these days features vaginal sex to completion among two people who can conceivably have a healthy baby.
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Extrapolating from these figures, a tortoise could conceivably travel 43 miles (69 km), which is pretty close to my back-of-a-napkin estimate.
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And in a close race, like the scenario shown on the map above, a couple of "faithless" electors could conceivably swing the entire election.
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The United States plans to test missiles, banned for decades, that could greatly increase tensions with Russia and conceivably kick off an arms race.
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So he ordered lawyers to submit additional briefs next month regarding the new evidence, which would conceivably come after the Supreme Court has ruled.
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Although this expectation for growth could conceivably place an unwieldy burden on your relationship, researchers believe that modern relationships are up to the task.
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Screenshot: Christie'sThe opening bid was set at $100 million and Christie's reportedly wondered aloud if some collector could conceivably drop $2 billion on it.
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All of the planets are far enough from their star that they could conceivably host liquid water on their surfaces, according to the researchers.
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On a few lucky occasions it's kind of creepy, or comes up with something that could conceivably be the intro to a spooky tale.
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In that case, he doesn't want to nominate someone like Kelly or Srinivasan, who could conceivably pass a Republican Senate after the presidential election.
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U.S. authorities haven't said they're investigating Bytedance in connection with its ownership, but the company's large user base could conceivably make it a target.
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Industry leaders could conceivably work with the government to determine which areas should be given priority for food deliveries and distribute the food accordingly.
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Under a Trump administration, America could even conceivably withdraw from the 164-member World Trade Organisation, which Mr Trump has described as "a disaster".
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But we can all agree that sending debris into an orbit where it can conceivably endanger the ISS is just plain a bad idea.
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The camera could also, conceivably, be able to read what's on the TV, and provide immersive lighting, similar to the old Philips Ambilight TVs.
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So the justices handed Benisek back to the lower court for a full hearing that could, conceivably, bring changes to the maps for 2020.
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Having lowered Mr Abbas's expectations of his plan, Mr Kushner might conceivably intend to disarm him with an unexpectedly generous proposal for Palestinian statehood.
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These are the Republicans who could conceivably vote for the House Democratic proposal to reopen the government, without wall funding, in the short term.
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A "no" vote could conceivably cause financial instability and possibly even panic among investors which would therefore be significantly detrimental to Italy's banking sector.
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A good portion of the list involves Spanish-language terms that drug traffickers could conceivably use as code words to confuse eavesdropping federal agents.
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The orbiting lab could conceivably last until 22.234, which is when some of the vehicle's components will reach the end of their operational lifetimes.
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Here, the revenue stream is not tied directly to the initial sale, and can conceivably scale well beyond the hardware margin that is generated.
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Soylent's first product was a powder that could be mixed up with water, consumed as a bland, chalky shake and, conceivably, replace every meal.
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These groups could conceivably figure out how to "spoof" the system, flooding it with false intel about Border Patrol outposts, overhead drones, and sensors.
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At least not until the Center for Disease Control tweeted over the weekend about how there could conceivably be ticks hiding on your muffin.
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Lawyers in the case say the case could conceivably be further appealed to the European Court of Justice but that this is highly unlikely.
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And while "human communications" is a broad mandate, their work didn't venture far outside what could conceivably improve AT&T's business, which was telephones.
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Yahoo could conceivably feature content from Time's various publications on its portal, including high-end titles like Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Entertainment Weekly.
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Yet his candidacy could still conceivably affect the race in one potentially important way — by swinging the outcome in Utah away from Donald Trump.
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In response, Trump said he could conceivably see the U.S. re-entering the pact if a better deal for U.S. companies was worked out.
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In other words, House Dems fear, your boss could conceivably kick the can down the road on money you earned putting in extra hours.
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But Trump has also appointed many more traditional Republicans to his administration, and could conceivably be swayed toward more mainstream policies as a result.
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Apple could start pushing Netflix to share revenue with them, or be left out of the app, conceivably leaving Netflix out in the cold.
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For example, in a note published Wednesday, Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas outlined several trillion-dollar markets Tesla could conceivably enter to further its growth.
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In theory, it could entail not just physical inability but a judgment call on mental health or even, conceivably, poor character or simple disagreement.
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The benefits may be worth it: blockchains are secure, scalable, and versatile, and could conceivably replace legacy systems that limit or delay ordinary operations.
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Snapchat could conceivably leverage built-in head tracking and controller technologies to let you jump around and even rewind or fast-forward in time.
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In fact, the easiest way to jumpstart competition (and conceivably force airlines to improve service) has come from slightly more conservative, free-market voices.
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Later that day I took it upon myself to look into the Elvis story and see if this was something I could conceivably try.
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The upshot is that women in certain sports can conceivably face the prospect of ending their careers by having children at a certain age.
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Conceivably, T-Mobile could offer it as a bundle with its mobile service, attracting consumers with "free" live TV as part of its deal.
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Why not have a little bit more there for people, in terms of what will be important components conceivably over time in this service?
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So we cannot know if we will be infinitely helped by AI, or ignored by it and side-lined, or conceivably destroyed by it.
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Though these sneaker sellers have traditionally stayed far away from resale, a partnership could conceivably happen through a platform like StockX in the future.
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Lawyers for the claimants say the losing side could still conceivably appeal to the European Court of Justice but that this is highly unlikely.
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"There are certainly more automated-type manufacturing processes down there that we could conceivably see coming back, or coming to the U.S.," said Massaro.
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Even if a candidate appears to be trailing slightly in all the swing states, he or she could conceivably end up winning them all.
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Tax reform, he said, could conceivably boost productivity growth and thus the rate of economic expansion, but tax cuts are unlikely to do so.
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Now the issue will go back to the lower courts, and conceivably return to the justices again after lower courts have fully weighed in.
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Although sea otters don't venture far from home, seals conceivably could have borne the virus from the Atlantic to the Pacific, Dr. Goldstein said.
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Mutations like these happen to be heritable, which would conceivably allow scientists to create stocks of mutant wasps should they require lots of them.
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If a section of code can conceivably execute, then we need to figure out how to ensure that the program actually reaches that point.
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If growth speeds up a bit and developing countries commit to redistributive programs to help the poor, we could conceivably eliminate it by 2030.
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An attacker with access to a Voatz developer's compromised machine could then conceivably use these passwords to release an app claiming to be Voatz.
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Still, if Ms. Hyde-Smith's partisan history could make her vulnerable on the right, it could conceivably appeal to moderate voters and even Democrats.
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But as Fernández-Flores alludes to in his story, life expectancy in the 21st and 22nd centuries could conceivably skyrocket to true Methuselah levels.
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They're using this technique to help them in training to push a little farther, but it's something that could conceivably be used in competition.
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Which means that the situation in Hong Kong — which has descended into violence after months of protests — could conceivably get a whole lot worse.
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According to Holt, even if we can't describe its properties—or even imagine it—it is conceivably the way things could have turned out.
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Dr. Martin said they used the minimum age suggested by the data, but the oldest mound could conceivably be more than twice as old.
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Dan Crenshaw, for example, gestured toward a deflationary account of what's at stake that could conceivably have worked in Congress had Republicans pursued it.
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SL: If someone complained about a Trump tweet, would you conceivably say, "This is unacceptable," and then block the president of the United States?
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It could also conceivably set the stage for impeachment proceedings against the president — a move that many Democrats have openly proposed for months now.
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In the past, I've warned of the risk that rogue electors could conceivably throw the outcome of a presidential election to a losing candidate.
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Now, it could conceivably be used in smaller, possibly safer, doses, and allow public health officials to thwart growing DDT resistance among mosquitoes. 9.
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Now, it could conceivably be used in smaller, possibly safer, doses, and allow public health officials to thwart growing DDT resistance among mosquitoes. 9.
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He has had problems translating media attention and strong fundraising into good polling numbers but that could conceivably change if Biden continues to falter.
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Although they're "noble," Ablin says, the recently passed stimulus package and Trump's $1.5 trillion infrastructure plan could conceivably push economic growth over the edge.
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Republicans could conceivably try to call witnesses of their own, like Biden or the government whistleblower whose complaint ultimately led to the impeachment inquiry.
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And Trump is free to criticize Joe Biden for declining to recuse himself from a matter that could conceivably have affected his son's interests.
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The 19 "Key Findings of Fact" that follow track along these lines as well, and would conceivably fold quite well, verbatim, into draft articles.
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And conceivably it could work that way — like if a person won the lottery or achieved overnight fortune from writing a truly insightful tweet.
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So he could conceivably get the votes he needs by winning over, say, the Freedom Caucus — and then going after some these other lawmakers.
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But if the president starts publicly campaigning, and conservative media outlets start making it a litmus test issue, the politics here could conceivably move.
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If it's conceivably possible to keep a brain alive for a period after death, should doctors feel more reluctant to harvest organs for donation?
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In the months ahead, Trump could conceivably ask EPA head Scott Pruitt to look into rescinding California's waivers if the state won't play along.
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If that sounds far too boring and unimportant to have conceivably dominated the 2016 presidential campaign, then it is difficult to disagree with you.
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The implication: A change of heart conceivably meant saving U.S. jobs (or: Trump, not even in the White House yet, had himself already saved jobs).
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ET. Conceivably, you could turn a three-hour event into a seven-hour one if you watch every minute of red carpet and ceremony coverage.
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If they can do that, while flipping Arizona and Nevada from red to blue, they can conceivably get those 51 votes in the next Congress.
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And if convicted before then, Menendez could conceivably announce he'd resign effective in January — giving enough Democrats an excuse not to vote to expel him.
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The motion to hold the election must still go to the House of Lords, where it could conceivably be held up, but that was unlikely.
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So, for the next few days, VICE Sports will take a look at every team that's conceivably in line to end the dynastic Warriors vs.
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HAV is hoping to woo customers from the Middle East and elsewhere—and even the UN, who could conceivably use the aircraft for humanitarian purposes.
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Now, on the bright side, the two Thunderbolt 3 ports run at full speed, so you could conceivably connect to 4K monitors to this thing.
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But of all the things that could conceivably kill football, it's hard to think of anything more likely to do it than the NFL itself.
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Blue Origin, for one, could conceivably compete for the suborbital flights, and numerous providers could bid on the flights that don't require a controlled landing.
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If those advances had already occurred 45,000 years ago, then people could conceivably have crossed the Bering Land Straight into North America around that time.
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The Saudis, along with Gulf ally Kuwait, are among the few producers that could conceivably boost production of heavy crudes to offset the lost barrels.
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Unfortunately, NBC didn't do anything to offer that option to people without cable authentications — a group that would conceivably been willing to pay for access.
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What about space: Chipsats can conceivably be blasted in droves into deep space or through Europa's icy atmosphere to study whether there is life there.
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However, if Trump were to re-introduce tariffs on the European Union or withdraw his country from the World Trade Organization, Democrats could conceivably intervene.
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This could conceivably not be correct: maybe the universe has an edge just beyond the Hubble distance from us, and beyond that is sea monsters.
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After all, a "bad" person seems to deserve everything I could conceivably do to them within the confines of the map and the mechanics, right?
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Hardy tells PEOPLE his client could conceivably pursue civil action against the Legal Aid Society, but that a decision on whether to sue remains outstanding.
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The "economic anxiety" crew could've conceivably tried to blame, say, the racism of BJ's dad on financial hardships if the bastard wasn't this blatantly horrible.
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By sending laser beams that are the inverse of certain wavelengths, humanity could conceivably edit out the life-generated "biosignatures" in Earth's atmosphere, Kipping said.
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" Kirshenbaum speculated that, in Montreal, "the G.D.R. could win 30 to 35 gold medals, conceivably enough to pass the U.S., if not the Soviet Union.
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So, for all intents and purposes, that leaves just one other perennial All-Star who'd conceivably be available and have L.A.'s attention: John Wall.
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Yes, Republicans could conceivably hold the House but one thing is pretty certain, they are going to lose seats in the lower chamber of Congress.
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The 49th Congressional District is the most unpredictable in the state, where either party could conceivably be shut out in the race to replace Rep.
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The revelations, allegedly engineered by Russian hackers, conceivably with the aim of boosting Mrs Clinton's Republican rival, Donald Trump, had already claimed an important scalp.
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If the government stands firm and the centre-left ground is reinforced around the more centrist Mr Valls, the left wing could conceivably split away.
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Below is a list of everyday household items that would be conceivably more qualified and less dangerous for Trump's America than the people he's chosen.
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If Volkswagen does not present a plan that is approved by regulators by Thursday, it could conceivably face a trial before Judge Breyer this summer.
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Such perks could conceivably put a dent in the division's income in the event of an enthusiastic customer embrace, though Citi has hedged its bets.
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Ms. Versace was wearing an all-black version of one of these looks herself, a seasonless tribute that might conceivably have a future in stores.
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However, Beijing reacted angrily to the U.S. deployment of THAAD as the radars could conceivably cover large parts of Chinese territory, including its capital city.
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Zoe Lofgren argued to her colleagues that could conceivably include nuns who offer undocumented immigrants sanctuary, or teenagers gathering behind the bleachers to smoke marijuana.
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In other words, this position could conceivably help Smith move her way up the ranks to higher-level coaching positions if that's what she wants.
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What would a newly discovered, verifiably ancient piece of papyrus saying "Jesus had a wife" actually mean, and how might a museum conceivably showcase it?
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Shinnecock Hills delivered conceivably the toughest links setup one would see at a U.S. Open, so he figures to carry plenty of confidence into Carnoustie.
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Those numbers strongly suggest investors expect the Fed to keep rates near zero — or conceivably below zero at some point — for a very long time.
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Because of the fragmented and decentralized way many of these churches operate, anybody can conceivably set up a church or church community in any building.
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And campaign observers did note that the Clinton campaign began buying its first ads in Wisconsin last week, which conceivably could indicate some tightening there.
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If the FWS agrees to list the species, the federal government could conceivably start requiring farmers to limit herbicide spraying — or take other forceful measures.
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But with Bloomberg out and now backing the former vice president, Biden could conceivably swallow-up a lot of those voters and potentially defeat Sanders.
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They arrive, as if by magic, on the very last day that I can conceivably remain on the island before heading back home to London.
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The case involved a lot of discussion over whether the commercial in question was obviously a joke or if someone could conceivably take it seriously.
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P. Latin reading" could conceivably be anything, but I already had AE- and was able to make an educated guess that the answer was "AENEID.
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Bitcoin shares with gold several strengths and weaknesses as an asset class, and could conceivably replace it as a store of value eventually, he said.
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If AOC identified as a Democratic Socialist in 2020, she could conceivably win reelection to Congress, given her celebrity and her genius on social media.
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Conceivably, there could be individual criminal liability, even jail time, for any NRA leaders who might be found guilty of scheming to misreport campaign expenditures.
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And if Flynn is already "locked in" — as I suspects he is — it is conceivably too late for Trump to pull that firing trigger anyway.
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As unimaginable and unbelievable as it seems, Netanyahu could run again, conceivably win and try to defend himself during a trial while leading the country.
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They are also not considered "tax residents" of the U.S., which means they are conceivably floating around somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
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I'm not unavoidable, I'm not a celebrity, but you could conceivably fill multiple hours of your day with my voice in some context or another.
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The Houston Rockets could conceivably contend if they found a new star—or two—to pair with James Harden, but that possibility seems remote for now.
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That could lead startups developing vaping gear or other products that could conceivably be used for either pot or tobacco to play up the cannabis angle.
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The subtext of wealth and celebrity wrecks his potential as an everyman figure — one who might conceivably have eschewed megastar-specific afflictions for universal human error.
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Conceivably, there's a lot of opportunity in that segment; only around 1 percent of retail grocery sales currently happen online, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
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A hacker could conceivably depress voter turnout by uploading false stories about polling place changes or extended hours for polls that plan to close on time.
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"If Republican candidates split the vote, a Democrat could conceivably sneak into the runoff," Kennesaw State University political scientist Kerwin Swint told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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With such a healthy budget (as, as Variety notes, multiple revenue streams), Game of Thrones could conceivably have plenty of money to spend on rendering direwolves.
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Its learning curve remains steep, and one terrorist incident in the United States could provoke a new storm of rants and, conceivably, anti-Muslim legal efforts.
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As Weiss notes, the Apple Watch's new heart-monitoring features could conceivably cause false positives and increased hospital visits; they could create currently unknowable ripple effects.
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If any of the three eldest justices leaves the bench in the next few years, Mr Trump's second Supreme Court pick could conceivably flip the majority.
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It's the zone where a planet's distance from a star means that is neither "too hot" nor "too cold" and can conceivably support life (pun intended).
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I scanned its pages and found categories for harassment, identity theft, business email compromise, and other behaviors that could conceivably constitute cyberstalking, but not cyberstalking itself.
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Boeing's Starliner and SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsules will in the future be used to send astronauts to the International Space Station and conceivably other orbital platforms.
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Proulx, in contrast, establishes in Barkskins a narrative so grand in spatial and temporal scope, so broad in theme, that it cannot conceivably be strictly American.
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Carney told British lawmakers in Parliament on Wednesday that the blockchain technology used in cryptocurrencies conceivably could improve the way transactions are conducted between financial institutions.
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Challenges by the defense In the criminal complaint itself there are several things the defense could conceivably use to challenge the account of Andrea Constand: 23.
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Self-compassionate people could conceivably be less likely to apologize, due to an increased willingness to accept one's flaws as a natural part of being human.
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She's only at 50 percent in current polling averages and could conceivably be knocked down another point or two through a ferocious barrage of attack ads.
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Both of which could conceivably be useful for years if a fresh batch of compatible smartphone bodies were to be produced every 12 to 24 months.
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Even when he was striking out sides, though, he looked like someone who might conceivably fail, might tire or miss his mark and run into trouble.
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Thus, the outrage over Trump's attack on "democracy" appears to mainly be a disagreement that large-scale voter fraud could conceivably occur in the first place.
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If she votes yes, the money will eventually go to her Democratic challenger, but that's conceivably not all that different from any other grassroots political campaign.
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The bite from these flawed measures, however, could conceivably still be sufficiently fierce to convince the Trump administration to change tack toward a more positive agenda.
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Sentencing guidelines suggest a minimum of 15 years in prison for Mr. Pistorius — as prosecutors have recommended — but the judge could conceivably issue a lighter sentence.
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Its effectiveness has led to the material being used for everything that people would conceivably want to be waterproof, including hats, jackets, gloves, sneakers, and shoes.
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There are feedback loops that, if they are triggered, could conceivably bring us north of 5003 degrees, but I think that was kind of vanishingly unlikely.
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In theory, anything Twitter wanted to build could conceivably be captured in a URL which would then fit nicely within the original framework of the service.
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The libretto and score maintained different levels of staged action, yet could conceivably be performed (abortive first attempts notwithstanding) by traditional opera companies in traditional theaters.
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But Mr. Nadler has said that the 81 requests were only the first tranche and that requests to others, including Ms. Trump, could "quite conceivably" follow.
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And second, if all those nuclear plants close, New Jersey could conceivably hit its RPS target without lowering carbon emissions from the power sector at all.
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There wasn't really a mini-bar beyond the coffee machine and even the mini-fridge was empty, conceivably only to be used for leftovers or snacks.
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I KNOW THEY HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE AND EYEBALLS, CONCEIVABLY, BUT IT'S NOT THE POWER OF AN HBO OR A DIRECTV OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT.
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Back then, Mr. Lipton's character had to decide if he should follow his day job to Mars (conceivably a stand-in for Connecticut) or stay put.
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Verizon is reportedly preparing to launch "Oath," which will be some sort of rebranded combination of Yahoo, AOL and conceivably an ancient scroll signed in blood.
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And if ways can be figured out for QIS systems to talk directly to one another, they could conceivably create completely new approaches to cloud computing.
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It is an inquiry that takes aim at the heart of his norm-bending presidency and could conceivably form the basis of a future impeachment proceeding.
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This sale, then, with its over-the-top payout, could conceivably push people to view art even more in the light of a lottery than previously.
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Though an addiction to The Sims could run you hundreds of dollars in expansion packs, there was a limit to how much you could conceivably spend.
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If instead you used Deep Science AI's middle layer that highlighted shady situations like guns drawn, one person could conceivably keep an eye on hundreds of feeds.
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People who bought Fyre packages conceivably picked it over Coachella, which had a better lineup of acts and, you know, the promise that it would actually happen.
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And he's doing remarkably well in Mormon Utah, well enough that he could conceivably win the state and be a top three finalist in the Electoral College.
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Conceivably, slices of these preserved brains could be digitized and reconfigured in a computer to reconstruct a person's connectome—the totality of a brain's specific internal wirings.
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That would conceivably be within reach if it could run its manufacturing partner's factory at full capacity and then sell every single one of the 120,000 vehicles.
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OCC offered dozens of lipstick colors and nail polishes, so you can conceivably multiply these numbers by many times more to understand what others costs likely were.
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Looking ahead, the Asian country could conceivably become America's number one export market—provided Trump can hash out a better trade deal without inciting retaliatory trade blockades.
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If Trump's tonal shift on Tuesday night did offer a glimpse of a new mode of operation for the President, he could conceivably wrong foot his opponents.
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DO YOU THINK THAT THE WIRELESS INDUSTRY AS IT CURRENTLY STANDS IS BENEFITTING FROM HAVING FOUR COMPETITORS AND CONCEIVABLY WOULD BE HURT SHOULD THERE BE FURTHER CONSOLIDATION?
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This would instantly change the zero-sum character of SCOTUS appointments, because the court majority could conceivably flip back and forth once or even twice a decade.
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Even a seemingly commanding lead of eight percentage points 200 days ahead of the election, when polls historically miss the mark by four points, could conceivably evaporate.
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In that scenario, some games could conceivably be developed to run only on Windows, with developers knowing that Scorpio games could be downloaded via the Windows Store.
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If your mom is happy to ignore him right back — big if — then they could conceivably attend without interacting and without dragging the party down with them.
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Combine cutting-edge artificial intelligence that can (sort of) understand human language with advanced trading algorithms and you can conceivably make some money off of Trump's tweets.
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A good way of answering that question is to ask: Would the states conceivably have entered into the union if the Constitution itself contained the court's holding?
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But the Pixelbook is both light enough and thin enough that normal people could conceivably hold it with one hand long enough to actually get something done.
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This pair of flip-flops with a chip and accompanying app doesn't provide anything conceivably useful like fitness tracking data, but instead sends wearers information about discounts.
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So in addition to warm water, organic molecules, and certain minerals, this moon is also producing an accessible source of energy that could conceivably support alien microbes.
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This is conceivably a point of weakness for Cruz even in a Republican primary, since his plan amounts to a big tax increase on middle-class seniors.
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Conceivably, passengers on Earth could ride the rocket to distant cities, with travel times lasting just 30 minutes for destinations on the other side of the planet.
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So Boone gave a big vote of confidence to Torres, who still could conceivably make the squad at either second base or shortstop as an injury replacement.
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Not only did Trump score an upset in Tuesday's presidential election, the Republicans retained control of Congress, conceivably making it easier for Trump to pursue his agenda.
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So if the Cowboys' pre-season games aren't airing here in New York, I could, conceivably, connect to my mom's DVR in Texas and instantly record them.
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The intergenerational lineup positions the younger artist in front of an audience conceivably less familiar with, and less attuned to, the comings and goings of música urbana.
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Practically speaking, he could conceivably take this opportunity to re-impose sanctions the last administration lifted in 2015 in exchange for a freeze on Iran's nuclear program.
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If Mr Trump continues to perform in line with the polls he will soon be the only candidate left who can conceivably reach the 1,237-delegate benchmark.
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Durant won't play Sunday night at Toronto in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, but conceivably could be cleared to play after just one practice, Kerr said.
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He's got Kyle Chandler eyes Most of the series' footage is from 2005, but there isn't an item in Strang's wardrobe that was conceivably purchased after 1993.
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Your posts could conceivably become a part of the destination's collective history, tying you to the map and adding to the story as you build your own.
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Conceivably, every business and consumer using the Internet is a potential target for ransomware perpetrators, although small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) have become particularly easy marks.
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At a certain point, though, I realized that I had more than made up for any possible experiences I could have conceivably had during my younger years.
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As humanity's array of tools and technologies with which it could conceivably destroy itself has expanded, so to has the expertise of the Science and Security Board.
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That's only the beginning: AR typically uses projection of some kind, so anything that can be simulated, or animated, can conceivably be brought into the "real" world.
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We can kill as many women as we want as long as we don't damage any blobs of flesh that might conceivably grow up to be taxpayers.
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This could conceivably apply to something like path-finding, or perhaps some load-time computation which might be especially useful for games which leverage randomly-generated content.
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Conceivably, the investigations could show that some of Puerto Rico's debt was created unlawfully, and the island could seek to have it voided, leaving bondholders empty-handed.
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Conceivably, if the grownups committed another atrocity as serious as not providing Wi-Fi, the kids could use costumes and props for a second issue-advocacy commercial.
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Zuckerberg controls around 57 percent of the voting power, meaning he doesn't have to listen to a few piddling shareholders or conceivably even his board of directors.
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Although he has conceivably talked to hundreds of people on these journeys, he has also not learned how to speak: he wins the democratic primary guaranteed pic.twitter.
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The nice thing about these memes is that they're video memes, so you can conceivably stitch together two hours of them to watch instead of the movie.
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It also could conceivably create headaches for limited partners, who typically like to invest in distinct asset classes, whether venture capital or private equity or hedge funds.
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On the flip-side, you could argue that once a civilization becomes technologically advanced enough to achieve interstellar travel, it could conceivably last many billions of years.
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Battlestar Galactica is one of my favorite TV shows ever made, one of those series I could conceivably write thousands of words about without breaking a sweat.
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When you want to talk about how big your house is, you refer to square feet, not how many golden retrievers you could conceivably cram into it.
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That could conceivably alleviate some humanitarian suffering even as the war rages, but it's unclear where the civilians would go or who would remove them from Idlib.
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Still, recent Granite State polls already showed him in an effective five-way tie for second place behind Trump, so he could conceivably get a bump there.
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However, if you were to wait for the season to end, you could conceivably watch the entire season during the one week free trial that CBS offers.
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"For this team, we think he's more valuable to us as a middle infielder who conceivably, at some point, can play third base," Alderson said of Cabrera.
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For undocumented immigrants, a low-level warrant could conceivably lead to deportation proceedings, civil rights lawyers say, particularly given the executive order President Trump signed on Jan.
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What do you expect between now and then that conceivably could change the way you're looking at it so that they would not be applied, those tariffs?
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If Apple were to build three new plants in the U.S., the company would conceivably be on the hook for tens of billions of dollars of investment.
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It's closest to — and could conceivably surpass, once final tallies are in — Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which opened with $77.1 million in July 2007.
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Looking ahead: British leaders could still conceivably call off Brexit before the March 1.3750 deadline or pass a Brexit plan, or they could opt for another referendum.
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The idea of authoritarian regimes using geospatial data to further exert control over populations is a nightmare scenario that could conceivably spill far beyond one nation's borders.
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They're against the political ploy Trump is currently undertaking in insisting that he get $5.7 billion for a border wall or keep the government shuttered, conceivably indefinitely.
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While Ellaria could still conceivably be rescued, it certainly looks like the end of the line for Dorne as a major player in the Game of Thrones.
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Those that resist will be crushed, but those that collaborate could conceivably share in the money stream that will flow from the government to Trump-controlled enterprises.
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In essence, a person could conceivably move into a unit, set up shop, and live in there until his or her day in court, without paying a dime.
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After that, you could conceivably go into your local coffee shop, get your usual iced latte half-caf with almond milk and walk out without opening your wallet.
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Google's new approach, which we saw the first signs of last year in Android Pie, is to create emoji designs that could conceivably be either male or female.
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Swift's team is notoriously web savvy, pulling down the slightest copyright infringement in minutes and proactively buying up every domain name that could conceivably host porn about her.
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Any technology that could conceivably be used to create huge, human-friendly environments in space or on other planets could presumably be used at less expense on Earth.
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The Alexa Skills Kit would do for the Echo what the iOS SDK did for the iPhone: Make it a platform that could conceivably solve every customer demand.
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That regardless the Chinese are – they're investing a great deal more, that Huawei is the leader there and conceivably around the world will be and that we're behind.
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For Democrats to win back the House, they will have to do three things simultaneously in the very limited number of competitive districts they could conceivably win back.
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"The process was then was to lay out random shots and pick some that would conceivably work" while Lucas worked on the script, using the drawings as inspiration.
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After Mr Kumar won Bihar in 2015 in an alliance with Congress, he looked like the one leader who could conceivably beat Mr Modi in a national contest.
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As a final, speculative aside, these brain-computer interfaces could conceivably be used one day to produce a form of technologically enabled telepathy, or mind-to-mind communication.
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One of the only legitimate uses of the second screen would conceivably be in "Dual Mode," which lets you run two different apps at once on each screen.
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"It cannot be conceivably right that newspapers or any other media organization publishing such material should face prosecution," former London Mayor Johnson told an event in central England.
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In a battle of extremes between Mr Trump and Mr Sanders, Mr Bloomberg could conceivably peel off enough moderate voters from both parties to build a winning coalition.
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Mr Cruz might conceivably have won a two-way contest against Mr Trump; Mr Kasich's victory and subsequent commitment to fight on have robbed him of that possibility.
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"There are conceivably ways in which the deal could still happen if Pfizer and Allergan were to legally challenge these rules in court," said Mr. Kedra at Gabelli.
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Still, as we near the close of the primary season, Hillary Clinton has somehow succeeded in turning the election into a close contest that she could conceivably lose.
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"Faster construction is less disruptive to the local neighborhood, and timber is also lighter, so could conceivably be used to extend existing concrete buildings upwards," Mr. Flanagan said.
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A victory also could conceivably elevate the Bulldogs to No. 1 in the country on Monday, as top-ranked Kansas and No. 2 Villanova lost games this week.
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The Complete Android Developer Course gives you lifetime access to 232 lectures with 31.5 hours of content so you could conceivably become a professional coder within six weeks.
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As RF can travel through walls, a hack like this could conceivably target even the most locked-down of premises—think businesses, power plants, or even military bases.
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The attack could even conceivably be used against industrial control systems to shut down processes on so-called "air-gapped" networks, which aren't directly connected to the internet.
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Stearns could conceivably go on a similarly aggressive promoting streak this year, with southpaw Josh Hader and outfielder Brett Phillips each making sense as a plausible call-up.
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If someone were to record an arguably private act—say, smoking crack—and a journalist published it, then Ford could have conceivably sued under the revenge porn tort.
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On Saturday, the Yankees will get a close look at Toronto's J.A. Happ, the left-handed starter who could conceivably join the Yankees rotation in the coming weeks.
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That would conceivably be within reach if it could run its manufacturing partner's factory at full capacity and then sell every single one of the 120,000 vehicles produced.
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"There are some taxpayers who are losing exemptions, particularly in some high-tax states like New York or California that could conceivably be paying higher taxes," Cruz said.
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Mr. Consovoy also argued that no legislation Congress might conceivably enact could be constitutional because the Constitution limits the legislative branch's ability to impose limits on the presidency.
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Another wild card, conceivably, is Mr. Scott, who Ms. Hammer once praised for having signed more pro-gun bills in one term than any Florida governor in history.
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Meantime, best we've got going for us are a handful of rumors, including a peek at what Google's next budget handset might could potentially possibly conceivably look like.
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And the justification will be so that Britain can hold some democratic event—most likely the election that Mr Johnson badly wants, but, if not, conceivably another referendum.
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Derek DelGaudio, the creator and star of the stealthily entrancing solo show "In & Of Itself," is a magician, a raconteur, a Conceptual artist and conceivably a mind reader.
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"Conceivably it could tell us before the shaking starts," said Vidale, who was not involved in creating the app but has tested earlier versions of quake alert apps.
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On Wednesday, absent any news such as quarterly earnings results that could conceivably drive the stock higher, shares of Plug Power rose 17.9%, after gaining 9.7% on Tuesday.
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A look at passages where words like very are used frequently often finds the stated meaning conceivably at odds with the real one, the exaggeration subtly inviting doubt.
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If the court agrees with the plaintiffs on venue, it would conceivably allow suits against the BSA from scouts and former scouts regardless of where alleged abuse occurred.
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A subtle pillow that reps that badger life while still looking like something that could conceivably be an unrelated decor choice is ideal for a pillow-loving Puff.
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CO2 can be be made into high-performance materials — carbon composites, carbon fiber, graphene — that could conceivably substitute for a whole range of materials, from metals to concrete.
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Some of those races ended up being quite close and could have conceivably tipped the other way — and Al Gore lost the presidency despite winning the popular vote.
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Not everyone's cup of tea, obviously, and not to make light of trigger warnings, but this movie could conceivably be eligible for at least a dozen of them.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un tested three missiles last year that could theoretically hit the mainland United States, including one that could conceivably strike major US cities.
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Bennatti, ever the man of science, told the Bangor Daily News this 40-year milestone is only the beginning of an experiment which could, conceivably, go one forever.
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Since the potential tariff action appears limited to Mexico, GM could conceivably attempt to shift high-margin Pickup production from Mexico to Canada temporarily, as well as the Equinox.
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So even if you were on top of blocking certain words, names, and phrases to protect yourself against Endgame spoilers, some of his tweets could have conceivably slipped through.
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Under Section 115 of the Clean Air Act, a president could conceivably cite the Paris climate deal in order to enact a nationwide cap-and-trade program without Congress.
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And it doesn't stop with email: the ACLU is asking to see every form of communication conceivably in use, from WhatsApp to Signal and direct messages sent on Twitter.
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I could conceivably imagine going to one of them and saying, it is too bad what happened to this wonderful man, but I'm going to choose you number two.
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The Department of Justice can appeal Judge Richard Leon's decision, and could conceivably ask for an injunction that would stop the deal from closing before a June 20 deadline.
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But Amazon is a new intermediary between brands and customers, one which could conceivably use its direct relationships and stacks of data to cut out the ad-agencies altogether.
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Recent house price and auction clearance rates data has also softened, something that conceivably creates further downside risks to both residential construction and household spending through decreased wealth effect.
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Some conservative lawmakers, conceivably including Mr Trump, appear so sickened by Planned Parenthood's record of providing abortions that they would do anything, however self-defeating, to close it down.
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The significant rise in support for populist parties throughout the bloc could conceivably lead to governments putting additional strain on the ECB's ability to smooth over any market turmoil.
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The Heineken tasted like beer water, the Gordon's like mildly flavored tonic, and I can imagine the alcohol-free stout conceivably being used in some kind of torture scenario.
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Trump has the Republican Party poised not just to lose the White House, but to suffer a devastating down-ballot wipeout that could conceivably end the GOP's congressional majority.
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While reasonable, this does ignore that Guinea is closer to Europe than it is to China, meaning Simandou could conceivably exploit any arbitrage between China and the Atlantic basin.
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After all, a Comey memo could approach "smoking gun" significance if it appears to prove that the President could conceivably be accused of obstructing justice -- potentially grounds for impeachment.
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Why it matters: This will give internet service providers more room to experiment with favoring their own content and, conceivably, charging customers or websites more for handling certain content.
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It also raises the possibility of the one thing that could conceivably trip up this team: How is anyone supposed to stay motivated when they're such a prohibitive favorite?
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Three of them reside in the "habitable zone" — the area in orbit around the star where planets could conceivably host water on their surfaces given the right atmospheric conditions.
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Colette would conceivably be a welcome jewel in a fashion conglomerate's crown, but Roussaux and Andelman are instead choosing to forgo further profits in exchange for something priceless: integrity.
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That makes the idea of a $400 multiunit router sound a lot less ridiculous and a lot more like something people could conceivably want to put in their homes.
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Brewing backlash Still, if Democrats are excluded Tuesday from one, two or conceivably three House seats that Clinton carried, a strong backlash against the top-two system is inevitable.
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But while political-betting markets could conceivably be small enough to demonstrate such inefficiencies, currency markets most certainly are not, and they displayed the same pattern as the bookies.
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While the influence on yields could conceivably be greater in developing countries, the report questions how essential genetic engineering will be to feeding the world as the population grows.
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It is hard to imagine either of the latter directly threatening America, but both conceivably could attain dominating positions in Asia that Washington's friends might find hard to contain.
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"There's a lot of potential legal exposure for Michael Cohen and conceivably for the president depending on what he knew and if any money got to him," he said.
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Those are all products that Apple could conceivably host in the cloud and charge monthly subscriptions to use (Apple Music, for example, costs $10 a month for unlimited streaming).
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" He observed, "An algorithm that's good for spike sorting—some version of it might conceivably be good for star sorting, or for looking at other things in another field.
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The number conceivably could reach 10,000, counting the 2,100 National Guard soldiers who have been operating along the border for months as part of a separate but related mission.
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Their guests were one step ahead of them and already had a firm hold on every object that could conceivably be used to stab or whack someone, including cutlery.
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While every game on the handheld can conceivably be played in 22008D, Explorers is only ever that way, no matter how far you push the side-mounted 23D slider.
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That's the whole hack, and could conceivably be the end of this blog, but 200 words seems a little light so this is where we have fun with examples.
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In the future, new genetic modifications might conceivably do more to boost potential yields for certain crops by, for instance, improving photosynthesis or increasing the nutrient uptake of plants.
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They chose that sport for several reasons, the first being that, like tennis, it demands sudden, explosive movements, meaning punches and kicks, to which grunting conceivably could add power.
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"Often, you need a continuance to get a piece of information that you could conceivably get the next day, but the next hearing is several weeks out," Hoffman says.
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The new rule also gives the agencies more leeway to determine if an area that's unoccupied by a species (but where it could also conceivably live) should be protected.
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Durant, of course, was widely hailed as the best player in these playoffs before his scary setback and could conceivably make it back to work in the next round.
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Republicans could conceivably distance themselves from a president who turned out to be a bad manager, or even one who turned out to have engaged in small-time corruption.
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The sweatpants slouch just so, and the sweater top has a bell sleeve that lends a little swell at the wrists, conceivably to balance the shape of the belly.
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His trademark static direction conceivably could have supplied an arresting departure for this frenetically vital opera, but that would have required vibrant colors like those of other Wilson productions.
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But I also very much like the sitcom discipline of having a self-contained episode that you could conceivably, I hope, be able to enjoy in and of itself.
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And whatever margins Sanders loses with swing voters or older voters could conceivably be made up for by an increased turnout among young voters who support Medicare-for-all.
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The court found a reasonable relationship, since "one of the main purposes" for highway funds is "safe interstate travel," and raising the drinking age could conceivably further this goal.
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The collection could also conceivably end up in the Met Breuer, but the museum has leased that building for eight years — until 2023 — after which its future is uncertain.
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The talks come against the backdrop of increasing worries over the intentions of a reclusive North Korea, which has tested nuclear weapons and missiles that could conceivably carry them.
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You can also save up to three maps so you can conceivably use this vacuum to clean three floors, should you be so lucky to have that much space.
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It could be conceivably very short (only a few hundred years), as the transition from a moderate to an advanced state of technological development would see an extinguished CEB signature.
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The Alexa Skills Kit did for the Amazon Echo what the iOS SDK did for the iPhone — open it up as a platform that could conceivably solve every customer demand.
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Lynch says there's a lot of interest from retailers in using face recognition to track and target shoppers in stores, an area of business Facebook might conceivably be tempted by.
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Chief Justice John Roberts conceivably could step in to break a tie vote, but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say that's unlikely because it could politicize his role.
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But in the coming months, he, himself, could conceivably be called to travel across the street to preside over perhaps the most political event of all: a presidential impeachment trial.
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Photo editing in general is limited — you can only rotate them or toggle between the square or wide crop — but still, you could conceivably build a profile from the website.
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The bipartisan FEC, whose four remaining commissioners often deadlock on high-profile political issues, could conceivably itself investigate Trump's campaign if it believed the campaign wasn't properly disclosing disputed debts.
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The latter, after all, could conceivably grow itself a game store or promotions page in order to subsidize its free services — and that would be stepping on Valve's turf. Unforgivable.
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That said, you can opt-in for plans with up to 12 lines, so you could conceivably wind up with a dozen free iPhone 7s for your abnormally large family.
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At current prices, the team estimates a SunCube 1F could conceivably be sent to the ISS for under $1,000, where microgravity and other space exposure experiments could be carried out.
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It might reasonably assume that anyone with a self-driving vehicle is on the wealthier side, and could conceivably charge extra for access to the Tesla network issuing the patches.
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Faust declined to speculate, though he acknowledged it's plausible that the officer got fentanyl on his fingers into his nose, eyes, or mouth, which could have conceivably caused an overdose.
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A federal judge has recommended that the sheriff be prosecuted for criminal contempt for defying court orders to stop racially biased policing: charges that could conceivably end in jail time.
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"That will have a certain perception, conceivably by [Trump's] base, and what the administration wants to do is begin to shape the narrative of its approach to Iran," Maloney said.
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The story suggested that Bernhardt has been effective in pushing Trump energy policies to the detriment of the environment, and argued he could conceivably become Interior secretary if Zinke departed.
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Twitter's future hopes remain largely invested in live video, which could conceivably bring the company both millions of new users and billions of dollars in revenue once reserved for television.
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Valeti says that for patients at risk of heart disease, he could conceivably make a beef product with good fats—beneficial omega-3 oils, for example—instead of saturated fats.
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However, perfect isn't on the general ballot, and Trump is a wiser choice than Clinton, who is under a criminal investigation and could conceivably be indicted before she is inaugurated.
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Additionally, unlike Facebook, where its users stick around conceivably forever, Tinder has to keep attracting its next generation of users as the folks who find a mate leave the pool.
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The only conceivably ethical response would be the refusal to ever stop caring about the suffering of others, and the only problem with this is that it can't be done.
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This means that theoretically, if the heart of your order went down 1-2-3 in the eighth inning, you could conceivably trot them back up there one inning later.
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The president could conceivably lessen tensions by opening some form of dialogue with Iran, whether about a possible renegotiation of the nuclear deal or resolving conflicts in Yemen or Syria.
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Trump's unrelenting barrage has spurred worries from Democrats that congressional Republicans might try to reveal that person's identity — conceivably endangering his or her safety — at the behest of the president.
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And the signals that the technology uses to measure backscatter could conceivably interfere with others, though of course there is work underway to test that and prevent it if possible.
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Cook is worried about the legal precedent — not only being forced to help crack more iPhones in the future, but conceivably being forced to build other hacking tools as well.
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But Marvin himself was an example of an intelligence so bountiful, unpredictable and sublime that not even a million Singularities could conceivably produce a machine with a mind to match his.
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By studying Pluto, and other faraway objects in the solar system, we can get a sense of features that could conceivably exist on the billions of other planets in our galaxy.
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As far as that test goes, the only thing a human could have conceivably contributed was another layer of filtering to make sure nothing to gross, weird or controversial got through.
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Moreover, poaching Mr Trout could conceivably win over the loyalty of hundreds of thousands of fickle Angels fans, who live within their local television market and driving distance of their games.
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Or the millions of black Americans who will be stopped and frisked under a Trump administration, then conceivably asked to serve in a war their commander-in-chief doesn't fully understand.
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As someone who owns more than 953 pairs of shoes, I could conceivably wear a different pair to perfectly match every outfit I put together, but white sneakers remain my favorite.
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For Mexico's weak and unpopular president, Enrique Peña Nieto, who has two years left in office before he must step down, Mr Trump's victory is a trauma and, conceivably, an opportunity.
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That has some bankers predicting an issue of as much as $250 billion or more - conceivably surpassing Argentina's $230 billion issue in April, the biggest emerging market sovereign sale to date.
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Whether it's based on the technology from Voyager that made The Doctor possible or a Holodeck recreation, it's conceivably possible because Data's... uh, data was backed up before his Nemesis sacrifice.
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Respondents were only a third as likely to purchase a vehicle regulated in this way, as opposed to an unregulated vehicle, which could conceivably be programmed in any number of ways.
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He called both Rubio and Cruz talented men who could conceivably beat him for the nomination, along with the remaining Republican candidates: Ohio Governor John Kasich and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
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Many, particularly young people, say they welcome change, believing it will bring jobs, new economic opportunities and eventually perhaps more social freedom - conceivably, for example, the right for women to drive.
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So conceivably, now you can train your own cat-recognizer in a web browser and then run it on your self-built smart camera without having a PhD in machine vision.
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" Jeopardy is a slippery concept, Wilde says: "There are many things, such as anxiety about results for both liars and truth-tellers, which could conceivably influence the physiological responses at issue.
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When you take a job, you freely opt into a scheme of authority in which you can conceivably get fired for failing to put a cover sheet on a TPS report.
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In practice, it&aposs been used to stifle debate or to prevent people from displaying symbols of gay identity in any public context where a child could conceivably see or hear.
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Parliament's Treasury committee concluded in 2012 that "if Mr Tucker, Mr Diamond and Mr del Missier are to be believed, an extraordinary, but conceivably plausible, series of misunderstandings and miscommunications occurred".
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All Democratic-leaning states, they contain the rump of the party's unionised, white working-class support; and Mr Trump, who is as protectionist as Mr Sanders, could conceivably storm that bastion.
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Since it's a virtual environment, you'll conceivably be able to load up different "backgrounds," like a living room, and movie theater, or a desk, onto which the "display" will be projected.
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You could conceivably use the app as a public group calling service, similar to Skype or Google Hangouts, so long as you didn't care who might drop by and listen in.
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Why it matters: This research suggests that trees have some way of protecting their cells from mutations, which could keep them healthy for centuries, and could conceivably be exploited in breeding.
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This would, conceivably, avoid anything close to the incident last week, in which United Airlines passenger David Dao was beaten and bloodied by police when he was dragged an overbooked flight.
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That ledger forms the scaffolding on which Briq can build out its projections and models of how much a building will cost, and how could conceivably be made on a project.
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If he can monopolize support from black voters—which may require outmaneuvering Kamala Harris—and pick up enough moderate Democrats, he could conceivably be the party's pick to take down Trump.
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This could be a really great thing — not just for gamer creators — but also conceivably for short filmmakers who want to create some fantastic visuals for their own science fiction story.
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Deeper systems of fairness—not just what the Constitution allows, or what a judge could conceivably say it allows, or what one's ability to invoke decrepit grievances might allow—were created.
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The U.S. would be going it alone this time, but such a policy could conceivably reduce Iranian exports by 200,000 to 300,000 barrels a day by the end of fourth quarter.
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But if a new election were held before Article 50 negotiations were complete, some parties might campaign, and conceivably win, on the basis of staying in or accepting an EEA deal.
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Since these digital currencies are not under the control of US regulators, Iran would conceivably be able to send and receive money and avoid the restrictions that apply to traditional banks.
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You know, they don't have the content quite put together on their own-- DAVID FABER: No. Well, and that's why Fox would conceivably-- JOHN MALONE: --to launch on a worldwide basis.
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I did not see it as a doctrine of convenience that applied only to documents that buttress one side but then not applied if it might conceivably help the other side.
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There are only five ex-presidents that could conceivably have told Trump such a thing — Jimmy Carter, the recently deceased George H.W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama.
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Conceivably, this could guide a would-be vandal to their targets—but the primary method they'd use to find those targets is a tactic explicitly already used to keep cables safe.
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Theirs was, after all, a close fight while it lasted, and given that neither woman appeared to take any serious damage in the Octagon, this rematch could conceivably happen quite soon.
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Explicit interactivity could conceivably sway toward implicit interactivity, where the film watches the user—with eye tracking, emotion detection, knowledge of viewing history—and customizes the show to a precise degree.
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"A serious interruption at one or more of these chokepoints could conceivably lead to supply shortfalls and price spikes, with systemic consequences that could reach beyond food markets," warns the report.
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Biden could conceivably enjoy a clean sweep: In the final tally, Sanders needs to clear 15 percent either statewide or in one of its four congressional districts to win any delegates.
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Some argue that coal or natural gas plants should stay online, with their emissions captured and buried, or that biomass electricity generation (which can conceivably be carbon-negative) should scale up.
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The same president who went from threatening nuclear war against North Korea's leader to declaring that the two had fallen in love could conceivably reposition himself into a negotiator with Democrats.
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"I feel like the conversations were happening and they just weren't getting attention, or they were in pockets that were so separated that you could conceivably ignore them all," she said.
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DJ: We looked backward, looked at how feasible the new restrictions would be and how much of the advertising exposure could conceivably be eliminated if they were to use our restrictions.
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On the other hand, being transformed into a horrific, Cronenberg-style monster is pretty sick and could conceivably be achieved by vaping some weird alien goo you mistook for e-juice.
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He pointed to the president's recent comment, which he made during a news conference with Prime Minister Erna Solberg of Norway, that "we could conceivably go back in" to the deal.
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That means that one or two oil tankers full of vanillin could conceivably be used as an air freshener powerful enough to give the entire Earth a slight scent of vanilla.
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To weaken the Iranians and the Russians—with conceivably the world's largest shale reserve—the Saudis are pumping oil to keep the lid on both their adversaries' profits and market share.
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While the Obama administration allowed "hardship exemptions" to the mandate, the Trump administration could conceivably interpret the requirement in a more lenient way, so that more people would not be penalized.
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Still, Nye invoked the FAST Act, a bipartisan policy Congress passed under the Obama administration that he said proved infrastructure was a cause that could conceivably be supported across the aisle.
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Hernández, who has visited Washington twice in the past month, could conceivably agree to sealing off Honduras' porous borders in exchange for Trump's turning a blind eye to Hernández's purported misdeeds.
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Ledecky is one of the most decorated female U.S. Olympic athletes in history, and could conceivably have made millions in endorsements had she foregone her commitment to Stanford and gone pro.
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Mr. Moore could conceivably ask the Senate, which has the constitutional authority to serve as "judge of the elections, returns and qualifications of its own members," not to seat Mr. Jones.
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The goal is to present a message that a person who thinks abortion should be illegal or who doesn't like the idea of big government spending programs could conceivably find persuasive.
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This frame story has yet to appear as part of the Hulu show, but the show has left enough wiggle room that it could conceivably come into play in the future.
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Under this system, Paul's video would have been reviewed by a human moderator, who would have conceivably flagged it as not being eligible for Google Preferred ads due to its disturbing content.
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The introduction of this technology, the authors argue, would herald the advent of an entirely new class of biological, insect-dispatched weapons that could conceivably be used to introduce various deleterious characteristics.
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It could conceivably even meet President Donald Trump's standards, since he has lately been pushing for Republicans to make their bill less "mean," and did after all promise not to cut Medicaid.
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Shortly after the season ended, the Warriors waived Boucher, justifiably suggesting they wanted to use their two-way slots on players who could conceivably contribute to the NBA team in 2018-19.
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This is an expanded universe based upon monster movies, after all, and it could conceivably swing from straight horror to the more tongue-in-cheek takes seen in the Brendan Fraser series.
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So if Venom does well, Sony can conceivably build out its Spider-Man universe with other solo movies about related characters, like Silk, or even an esoteric villain like Kraven the Hunter.
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The constitution does not specify how states must allocate their electors—conceivably, states could have split their votes according to the proportion of the vote cast in that state for each candidate.
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Facebook may believe that while it can't completely shut out ad blockers, it could conceivably obscure ads to the point where blocking them costs more overhead than it's worth to ad blockers.
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These demands go far enough beyond what Iran might conceivably comply with as to suggest that the real aim is regime change brought on by economic collapse and, if necessary, military confrontation.
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The issues are connected but analytically distinguishable: it could conceivably be acceptable to fire someone for being transgender as long as the reason is not linked to any particular behaviour or practice.
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A person of his singular talent and intellect could conceivably build Apple anywhere, but if Jandali never makes it to the U.S., he never meets Schieble, and they never conceive Steve Jobs.
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So far Discord's growth has been nothing short of meteoric, and the platform is on track to conceivably eclipse its larger, uglier, and less user-friendly competitor Skype in the near future.
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The Republican establishment has been remade in Trump's own image and the old guard — the Bushes and Romneys — that could conceivably mount some sort of challenge are out in the wilderness, neutered.
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And smartphones may conceivably be part of the productivity problem because they are so distracting: users say they spend two hours a day on social networks and five hours on their smartphones.
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Although many people think that Mr Trump cannot triumph in November, it is worth remembering that Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, is hampered by several nagging scandals that could conceivably deepen.
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That system creates what venture capitalist Scott Kupor calls a "Faustian bargain " for many start-up employees, and it could conceivably tempt cash-poor workers to skirt the rules and sell cheap.
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Based on this formula, The United States could conceivably help closer to 1.5 million refugees annually instead of 100,000 if we would adjust our resettlement priorities and focus on the larger picture.
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Hedge fund investors, who paid pennies on the dollar for common stock in Fannie and Freddie, are hoping to get the GSEs recapitalized, so that they can conceivably emerge from conservatorship unscathed.
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So aside from the undefined cyber security concerns mentioned by the U.S. Army, DJI's privacy statement could conceivably present security issues when it comes to missions involving the U.S. and Chinese governments.
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The Palestinians have acceded to many demands over their years of largely fruitless negotiation, but East Jerusalem as the capital of a two-state solution will not conceivably be one of them.
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Currently, it's only available on the women's portion of the site, but men could conceivably get their own pair with a little help from the company's live chat box for size conversion.
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Rembrandt lived in this part of the city, and it occurred to me one morning, mid-croissant, that the artist could conceivably have known the occupant and sat in this very kitchen.
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The units could conceivably be pressed into service in Puerto Rico to help rebuild the grid using what power can be produced, but it's not exactly clear what they're meant for yet.
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And that's one of the ways that this carbon capture technology is actually being used, is to produce fuel that could conceivably power something like a plane without producing any carbon footprint.
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The natural gas industry has a little more capital, and could conceivably be pressured at the state level to fund retraining in order to receive the tax breaks everyone's so fond of.
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"It's generally accepted if you find a signal you think might conceivably be due to extraterrestrial activity, you'd want to confirm it with someone looking at it with another antenna," he said.
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If businesses, including the smaller ones, begin recalculating the value of entertaining clients at games, it could conceivably drive down demand for tickets and luxury suites, revenue and perhaps even players' salaries.
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It's hard to imagine someone more radical than Flynn replacing him, simply because there aren't very many people with views that far outside the mainstream who could also conceivably do the job.
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The outcome left Mr. Udall fearing that with tensions rising, the United States could conceivably be in a conflict in Iran before Congress returned from its Memorial Day recess to weigh in.
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For example, if a utility finds itself without enough operators to manage a power plant, it could conceivably borrow trained operators from another company to make sure the power plant stays online.
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That means they could conceivably block roads or keep people from visiting family and friends, though that would be a severe response and it's unclear any governor wants to authorize that yet.
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And by then Mr. Trump might conceivably have developed a factual basis for a policy that continues to bar people from certain countries, which would trigger a whole new round of litigation.
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Under Sentelle's opinion, the Trump administration could conceivably revive Arkansas's work requirement if it provided an adequate explanation of how that requirement would foster Medicaid's goal of expanding coverage to poor people.
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But then I looked over at 52D, "Event with 48-Down dancing," and the only four-letter event I could think of where a HORA could conceivably be done is a bris.
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"Conceivably, a court could reject a consent decree if they find it's not in the public interest ... but I can't remember the last time a court has just rejected a consent decree."
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With justices now often remaining on the court into advanced age (Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 85 and Kennedy retired just before he turned 20455), each man could conceivably serve until around 290.
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To maintain that the lack of a codified and comprehensive list of all the outrageous acts that a president might conceivably commit renders Congress powerless to remove such a president defies reason.
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It also comes with everything you could conceivably need: blind-spot monitoring, rear-view camera, LED lighting, heated steering wheel and seats, a solid Bose-branded audio system and automatic high beams.
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But a sudden loss of the disputed subsidies could conceivably cause the health care program to implode, leaving millions of people without access to health insurance before Republicans have prepared a replacement.
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BOCWATCH "The risk is still that the bank could conceivably cut," said David Tulk, chief Canada macro strategist at TD Securities, who notes he is not forecasting a lowering of interest rates.
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FABER: BUT THEY REJECTED IT SO I AM WONDERING WHEN YOU WALK INTO THAT MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, WHAT CONCEIVABLY WILL YOU OFFER IN TERMS OF NEGOTIATION TO TRY TO CHANGE THIS DYNAMIC?
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In an interview with Bloomberg last week, Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said that while Aramco's offering could conceivably take place in 2019, the timeline would not be especially relevant.
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Critics say that repressive governments, like Russia or some countries in the Middle East, could conceivably use the so-called "kill switch" to enforce a blackout on pro-democracy dissidents, for example.
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And as Business Insider previously reported, the unemployment rate could conceivably hit 20% in the recession brought on by the pandemic, so 20% to 30% of that would be millions of people.
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While this strike could conceivably remove the threat to the US from North Korean ICBMs, Pyongyang may very well see the attack as a larger-scale decapitation attack against the Kim regime.
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And though Democrats eventually steered the Affordable Care Act into passage, it was a very long, messy process that conceivably could have been improved had a Daschle-like figure been at hand.
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In the far-off penumbra of Trump's legal problems that center on his attorney Michael Cohen's involvement with various hush-money payments, a lot happened — some funny but some conceivably quite damning.
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The resulting list includes companies that have raised good-sized rounds in the past couple of years and could conceivably see gains if people cut back on using Facebook or owning its stock.
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In the interest of full disclosure, yours truly is married to a US green card holder, so not only will my wife be subjected to this new rule, conceivably I will as well.
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The camera can go to 4,560,000 ISO—it's hard to grasp what that even means, but put simply, you could conceivably light a portrait using only the light emitted by a single firefly.
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It's a nice touch to watch the number of people in the conversation rise and fall — if you sit long enough, you might conceivably watch a trend rise and fall before your eyes.
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DON'T BRING: Anything that could conceivably be seen as a weapon Wooden poster signs, selfie sticks, knives, guns, boxcutter—If you can't get through TSA with it, don't bring it to the demonstration.
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The university gives "special consideration" to children of big donors, and those who've already "committed to a building" or have "an art collection which could conceivably come our way," according to the Times.
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You'll have to speak out a PIN to confirm you want it to happen, which is great, because otherwise anyone yelling loud enough outside could conceivably trigger your Alexa and let themselves in.
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Similarly, researchers can work backwards from attackers' goals to construct "attack trees," paths which attackers could use to conceivably reach their goal, and map those against the model, to identify mitigations to apply.
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DAVID FABER: So, if the staff comes to you and says, 'Well, we think that is in fact going to be the case, that consumers conceivably will suffer as a result of this.
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If the country could sweep into Taiwan so fast the world did not have time to react (as when Russia invaded Crimea) other countries might conceivably treat an invasion as a fait accompli.
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Anti-Saudi sentiment in the U.S. Congress could conceivably raise pressure to pass the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, which would end sovereign immunity shielding OPEC members from U.S. legal action.
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This technique certainly helps during after-the-fact analyses like this one, but it could conceivably be used by government agencies or other groups to track the movements of refugees in real-time.
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This means that the people who buy them —who are primarily, though not exclusively, women — spend out of feeling compelled to shell out inflated prices for products that could conceivably be much cheaper.
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On the other hand, if the North Koreans can field even a mediocre missile, they could conceivably use it to launch a smaller, lighter nuclear device, effectively turning their missiles into nuclear missiles.
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Indeed, California liberals, as soon as they're unshackled from Washington, could conceivably take a sharp turn toward illiberal left progressivism, pushing for draconian limitations on guns, smoking, speech, and traditional private property rights.
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