They could potentially save the world, they could potentially save lives.
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Upon receiving the news that I had an infection that could potentially be deadly, that could potentially require a fecal transplant, I broke down.
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Clinton could potentially secure the Democratic nomination on June 7, but a Trump-Sanders debate could potentially drain that accomplishment of a lot of excitement.
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Holmes' testimony could potentially be used by Democrats to redirect any contradictions to their impeachment case offered by Sondland -- or could potentially box him in before his appearance.
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So Monday's earnings report could potentially be the company's last.
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Rothenberg could potentially face a public relations backlash, as well.
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And some of its features could potentially drive prices higher.
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So counting everything to determine winners could potentially take days.
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The deal could potentially be worth more than $3.7 billion.
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The email from Manafort could potentially undercut his defense strategy.
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"I think the downside could potentially be $144," he said.
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White House support for it could potentially tip the balance.
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Each account could potentially include information about thousands of students.
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That's already bad, but it could potentially get even worse.
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This is where Europe could potentially punch above its weight.
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"We could potentially have less, well managed fisheries," he said.
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The move could potentially upend Trump's existing super PAC structure.
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They say people are dying who could potentially be helped.
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Doblin allows that drug companies could potentially improve on MDMA.
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But you think Firebase could potentially spin off into one?
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Athlete Posts seems like it could potentially help with both.
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An expanded panel could potentially undo the February 9th ruling.
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Some legal experts argued this could potentially constitute witness tampering.
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The jury could potentially get the case that same afternoon.
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That way, it could potentially sample the unseen water below.
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Unfortunately, these inflexible rules could potentially exclude people they shouldn't.
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Those agreements could potentially circumvent the protections of US courts.
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Vmate could potentially help it fill the gap in India.
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But it could potentially be even worse news for Trump.
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That means they could potentially make the grid more secure.
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That could potentially constitute as and lead to voter fraud.
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A breach of Citrix's networks could potentially have significant reach.
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The ASN had warned these flaws could potentially be serious.
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So this low VIX environment could potentially last another year.
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Neuralink could potentially help people overcome chronic conditions like epilepsy.
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The request for information could potentially lead to future rulemaking.
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McCabe could potentially be a crucial witness in Mueller's investigation.
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Next year's corn crop could potentially play a similar hand.
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"It could potentially happen in Elon Musk's lifetime," said Hires.
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All of that could potentially add to Washington's geopolitical headaches.
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It could potentially be a revenue stream for the teams.
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This is the cycle Mr. Trump's nomination could potentially break.
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Colome could potentially be the White Sox closer in 230.
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Further, an automated underwriting process could potentially reduce fraud incidences.
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The energy could potentially be stored for days or weeks.
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We believe that this could potentially drag on for weeks.
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Any replacement of Mehmet Simsek could potentially aggravate this problem.
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If it holds firm, you could potentially sue for access.
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If so, loot boxes could potentially be subject to regulation.
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That could potentially expose the identification of servicemen and women.
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Doing so could potentially harm future military readiness, officials say.
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His endorsement of Biden could potentially sway some of them.
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Without such protection, some said it could potentially face bankruptcy.
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Another leg of stimulus could potentially come from Corporate America.
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After all, any suspected terrorist could potentially have lifesaving intelligence.
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It could potentially cut 200 more in the coming weeks.
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"I think we could potentially continue the damage," he said.
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Enormous sums could potentially be used to influence corporate behavior.
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And the coronavirus' impact could potentially be felt beyond 2020.
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It could potentially shape the W.N.B.A. for years to come.
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Worse, it could potentially expose him to charges of treason.
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It was previously unclear how the agreements could potentially work.
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This new rule could potentially make my situation much worse.
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"American investment could potentially be worse," Huffman told CNBC recently.
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Now, Harris could potentially step into the role of kingmaker.
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That could potentially affect cinemas, theaters, restaurants, clubs, and cafes.
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And that could potentially prove to be just as damaging.
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That could potentially pay for the costs of the rocket's development.
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It's also something that could potentially be fixed in a patch.
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They could potentially lose, they could have a bigger Republican majority.
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And now, Yahoo's deal with Verizon could potentially be in jeopardy.
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Over identification with roles could potentially lead to mental health problems.
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The cat detaches from the doll, and could potentially be ingested.
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For one, Horowitz could potentially sue Fox for breach of contract.
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CRANE (voice-over): And that could potentially save millions of lives.
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Veillonella, then, could potentially help alleviate this soreness, the researchers believe.
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It could potentially also be used for missions such as medevac.
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Lang thinks that the S&P could potentially fall to 2,300.
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This effect could potentially explain why other ETNOs have similar orbits.
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That could potentially let them block him through a contested convention.
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The court could potentially delay acting until it has nine justices.
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The report also speculated that Alibaba could potentially buy Sina itself.
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Perhaps early visual training, along with cognitive training, could potentially help.
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Facebook could potentially earn money directly from selling a smart speaker.
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That could potentially weaken US-South Korea ties in the future.
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It could potentially apply Bucklew's new framework to overrule Miller itself.
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Friday's announcement, however, could potentially offer a major political inflection point.
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However, substance use "could potentially matter to the court," she adds.
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Only Trump's second sentence could potentially direct anyone to do anything.
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Production could potentially increase to 100,000 bpd or more, Tullow added.
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Flying a drone in public could potentially freak some people out.
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All of that could potentially lower health-care costs for consumers.
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This new feature could potentially help you avoid reaching maximum downloads.
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This could potentially cause burns or damage sensitive equipment, he said.
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That could potentially drive a diplomatic wedge between Seoul and Washington.
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"A motivated individual could potentially carry out this act," he said.
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Several factors could potentially be at play at the same time.
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They could potentially support the FDA, and drug discovery further upstream.
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The Putin could potentially complicate things at a future state dinner.
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He told me he thought it could potentially be Zika virus.
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At that range, a North Korean missile could potentially strike Alaska.
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Greater foreign ownership could potentially support improvements in governance and transparency.
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The Android case could potentially be the most damaging for Google.
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This could potentially create pension funds of €130 billion in total.
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The following clip could potentially induce some intense second-hand embarrassment.
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They're the sort of criticisms that a movie could potentially address.
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Others have introduced partisan amendments that could potentially divide the chamber.
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The move toward passive investing could potentially prove problematic for Renaissance.
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John McCain could potentially find another job in the Trump administration.
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He could potentially help Trump make inroads with skeptical mainstream Republicans.
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One issue where Trump and Congress could potentially compromise: surprise billing.
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The users could potentially face charges under Brazil's hate crime laws.
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The move could potentially impact at least 220006,2202 transgender service members.
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And this dynamic could potentially result in another bid for Shire.
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The hospital could potentially lose millions of dollars in federal grants.
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Space travelers could potentially benefit from this as well, he said.
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Plouffe could potentially help Zuckerberg to campaign or establish political allies.
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Changes to Medicaid could potentially have less political consequences for Republicans.
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This could potentially see upward revisions to historical wage growth momentum.
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There's a reason for this: It could potentially slow down research.
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This suggests such dreams could potentially help us cultivate self-awareness.
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Bills swiftly approved by the legislature could potentially land on Gov.
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RUBIO: On seeking advice on how it could potentially influence someone?
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Imagine if we could potentially engineer little larvae and sniff it!
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Russo, which could potentially dismantle the constitutional right to an abortion.
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"With their huge numbers, they could potentially do something about it."
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If the law passes, it could potentially invite a legal showdown.
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Billionaire activist Tom Steyer could potentially qualify as well, while Rep.
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I documented everything I tried and everything that could potentially work.
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But he noted that they could potentially prompt an ethics investigation.
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We could potentially see several more weeks of increased flu activity.
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That could potentially drum up excitement from her existing fan base.
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RICK WELTS: Or Amazon, I think, could potentially be a player.
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Prince Harry and Meghan could potentially be viewed this way too.
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If so, it could potentially expose Joe to millions of people.
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Someone with Reid's background could potentially assist with that last step.
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"Technosexuality could potentially open up sexual experiences to everyone," Tuckman said.
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The talks are expected to continue and could potentially last weeks.
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Investing your IRA in cryptocurrencies could potentially save you on taxes.
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Different positions on any of these issues could potentially help Baltimore.
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Different positions on any of these issues could potentially help Baltimore.
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O in a deal that could potentially upend the retail market.
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Some, like psychedelics, could potentially pose health risks instead of benefits.
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Anything that uses DTN could potentially become a new network node.
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Everyone around you could potentially be your future colleagues and competition.
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This could potentially make public spaces less public and less equitable.
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Johnny Isakson (R) in Georgia — could potentially be in trouble too.
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China, dealing with a different currency, could potentially escape some sanctions.
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Worse, it could potentially make his HIV evolve resistance to the antibody.
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They could potentially use CRISPR to snip out the allergens in peanuts.
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He can't comment about a case that could potentially come before him.
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This could, potentially, increase the amount of greenhouse gases oceans can absorb.
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She could potentially face child abandonment or child neglect charges, police said.
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The slowing user growth could potentially be a real issue, Cramer said.
|
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These additional charges could potentially add another 30 years to her sentence.
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Jenkins could potentially face homicide charges as the investigation continues, officials said.
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Mantis could potentially also be mounted with some models of drone launchers.
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If an ocean was there it could potentially protect life, for example.
|
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This could potentially lead to greater conflict, cheating, or a break-up.
|
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It could potentially be replaced with a workweek comprised of fewer days.
|
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What Kering brand do you think Bradley could potentially be working for?
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While likely to lose, Macri could potentially point to a bright side.
|
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Video interviews could potentially emphasize the intimacy and depth of these encounters.
|
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That by him exiting the company, it could potentially save Travis's job?
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Governments could potentially lose "the ability to control monetary policy," Kapron said.
|
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Should Vue be sold to an outside company, that could potentially change.
|
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It can shed light on what you could potentially make money from.
|
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It's a two-step cancellation process that could potentially confuse some customers.
|
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Astronauts could potentially use this resource for drinking, bathing, and watering plants.
|
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More importantly, the Switch has what could potentially be a better controller.
|
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Mueller later said that Trump could potentially be indicted after leaving office.
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Carry a big stick that could potentially turn into a flying machine.
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Bright U.S. growth prospects could potentially lure capital out of emerging markets.
|
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Instead, it's the glue that can cause could potentially hurt your eyes.
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Some investors think Samsung's woes could potentially boost sales of Apple's iPhone.
|
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Pandora's new streaming service could potentially entice users away from those players.
|
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The vagus nerve could potentially stimulate the muscles that help with swallowing.
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In fact, 38% of manual work today could potentially be completed autonomously.
|
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This is one of a few ways the technology could potentially utilized.
|
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That could potentially add to delays the government was trying to avoid.
|
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If the shelf were destabilized, she explained, it could potentially to collapse.
|
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The image could potentially offend many in the Jewish community, she said.
|
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The larger implication was that people could potentially "grow" soil carbon deliberately.
|
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And who knew a stifled sneeze could potentially ruin your whole week?
|
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That could potentially add up to thousands in savings over your lifetime.
|
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That could potentially be used to launch whatever vehicle the company develops.
|
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But he was hopeful that the Supreme Court could potentially change that.
|
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As a result, countless patients could potentially be treated for horrific disease.
|
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Mueller could potentially block their testimony on the Hill in some cases.
|
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Germs could potentially live on toothbrushes for up to a few days.
|
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You could potentially just walk down the street and automatically switch borders.
|
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That could potentially mark a major breakthrough in nuclear tensions with Pyongyang.
|
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Such improvements could potentially allow Hezbollah to knock out key Israeli infrastructure.
|
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Thus, Trump could potentially do even worse than Mitt Romney in 2012.
|
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That could potentially let you unlock your iPhone without even touching it.
|
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Something like 3D Touch could potentially render the metal ring useless though.
|
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The move would Mattis the only Cabinet nominee they could potentially filibuster.
|
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" "That's something that could potentially be pretty traumatizing for a small child.
|
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All could potentially link remote Easter Island, which is governed by Chile.
|
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That could potentially reduce the senior secured noteholders' equity stake to 51.8%.
|
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The "Twilight" movies could potentially be even better with new CGI technology.
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One worker/dollar could potentially develop hundreds of more "workers" for you.
|
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That could potentially save the cars a lot of power and space.
|
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The changes could potentially keep more children out of the justice system.
|
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Instead, he's now embroiled in a process that could potentially take years.
|
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It doesn't help that the illustrated stem could potentially resemble blood, too.
|
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Kavanaugh could potentially be the deciding vote on overturning the 1973 decision.
|
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If an individual breaches an NDA they could potentially face a lawsuit.
|
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But, as Mic points out, the UV ink could potentially be hazardous.
|
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That's so much money that you could potentially put in an IRA.
|
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This means that left-leaning parties could potentially form a governing coalition.
|
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One major sale at Frieze could potentially cover a gallery's operating costs.
|
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It's fun to look at homes that could potentially be ours someday.
|
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So that's an actual real vulnerability that could potentially affect other devices.
|
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Ahead, read about the women who could potentially become Biden's vice president.
|
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Trump said that could potentially change, but only for a short period.
|
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And that could potentially mean no withdrawal from the bloc at all.
|
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Only abortions that are associated with complications could potentially impact future fertility.
|
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They rarely deliver quality and could potentially harm your devices and charger.
|
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This could potentially cost the local economy close to one billion dollars.
|
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The side effect could potentially be more serious than the cold itself.
|
|
What has Iran been doing in Iraq that this could potentially disrupt?
|
|
He was, however, optimistic that new investors could potentially come on board.
|
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"It could potentially give (Biden) a favorite son type status," he said.
|
|
The winds could potentially damage roofs and poorly built structures, forecasters say.
|
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Tensions with Iran could potentially boost demand for the notes, Hurley said.
|
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The law also contains provisions that could potentially affect single heterosexual people.
|
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"I think we could potentially see people flying next year," he said.
|
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An appeal could potentially go all the way to the Supreme Court.
|
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Overpopulation, wrote Malthus, could potentially deplete the earth's resources, and Darwin agreed.
|
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The new board could potentially reverse these kinds of decisions one day.
|
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Both of these factors could potentially help to contain the virus' spread.
|
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Experts believe the ICBM could potentially hit the United States' West Coast.
|
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The shareholder's actions could potentially be considered harassment, which is a crime.
|
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The U.S. senator from California could potentially bring much to a ticket.
|
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The first trials could potentially set a template for the remaining suits.
|
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"These free college programs could potentially impact millions of students," Hiler said.
|
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Doing so could potentially put their channels—and ad revenue—in jeopardy.
|
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Twitter could potentially benefit from having a bigger parent company as well.
|
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It could potentially use those documents in litigation against the Trump administration.
|
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This question, while odd, could potentially illuminate how empathetic a candidate was.
|
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Some of that research could potentially be valuable for preventing destructive scenarios.
|
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The Senate could potentially try to push the Act through before year's end.
|
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Olly: Yeah, that could potentially be helpful; it's worth trying out different things.
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It could potentially be applied to any manner of robots in a group.
|
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The North Korean leader's message could potentially foreshadow a bigger problem later on.
|
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And with the launch of List Search, it could potentially become more useful.
|
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"It could potentially decrease the risk of becoming frail," Kojima said by email.
|
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Putin could potentially rule Russia until 2024, longer than anyone since Josef Stalin.
|
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Here is one person&aposs interpretation of what it could potentially look like.
|
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Soylent could potentially be a great thing to have all around the world.
|
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That criticism could potentially pave the way for Trump to demand Mueller's ouster.
|
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This could potentially give speculators more room to take positions against the dirham.
|
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This could potentially change scientists' understanding of the nature of black holes' surroundings.
|
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Climate change could potentially lead to more frequent heat waves, exacerbating these effects.
|
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Meanwhile, Friedman said the race in AI could potentially come down to politics.
|
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The move by the country's largest city could potentially inspire similar increases elsewhere.
|
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CNN has previously reported that the deaths could potentially be related to alcohol.
|
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Such moves could potentially weaken two influential groups that have frequently opposed Erdogan.
|
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"Our fear is that there could potentially be many more victims," Schorn explains.
|
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Your work could potentially be featured in the homes of thousands of strangers.
|
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I'm never doing it again after seeing what could potentially happen to me.
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Plus, MBARI says you could potentially hear sounds from earthquakes if they're occurring.
|
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Conversely, Uxin's function as a marketplace could potentially fill a gap for 58.
|
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They could potentially undercut many of the foundations of America's anti-discrimination law.
|
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More than 130 people could potentially have been exposed to the nerve agent.
|
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If I did, there could potentially be a huge payday, I was told.
|
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That's unclear, and there could potentially be a power struggle to succeed him.
|
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More important tests lie ahead that could potentially undermine the new national government.
|
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Now, he feels her strategy could potentially jeopardize the future for American debt.
|
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CNBC reports this offering could potentially take the form of a robo-advisor.
|
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Through voice commands, users could potentially Like or leave comments on this content.
|
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That could potentially lead to new strains that aren't covered by the vaccine.
|
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If every video clip could potentially be fake, why believe anything is real?
|
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But the incredible genetic experiments that Earth nourished could potentially outlive the planet.
|
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Police departments could potentially analyze and compile hundreds of videos for similar purposes.
|
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This could potentially fill a hole where Apple's iPad was much better positioned.
|
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Through the feature, you could potentially record wacky selfie GIFs or group shots.
|
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If it's a girl, she could potentially be called Lady (Her Name) Windsor.
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The world of Westeros and beyond could potentially return in a big way.
|
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It could potentially be leveraged for recommendations or contextual ads for external content.
|
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Ken Buck of Colorado, that Trump could potentially be indicted after leaving office.
|
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"The resources sector [in Mongolia] could potentially see a re-rating," said Preiss.
|
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Catherine Deneuve could potentially teach me to project that sultry yet carefree allure.
|
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Tesla previously recalled 29,000 Model S power adapters that could potentially catch fire.
|
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Let me do what I do because this could potentially be a disaster.
|
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If they switched sides, they could potentially block it in the final vote.
|
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According to Armstrong, Coinbase could potentially host "millions" of STOs in the future.
|
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GoPuff's privacy policy didn't notify users that their screens could potentially be recorded.
|
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He is a free agent, meaning any NFL team could potentially sign him.
|
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If that happens, Comcast could potentially acquire parts of Fox without alarming regulators.
|
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Skinny is the real deal, and could potentially be an even bigger attraction.
|
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Facebook could potentially integrate Prisma with Facebook Live to encourage people to broadcast.
|
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Meanwhile, for entrepreneurs it could potentially make equity crowdfunding via Seedrs more attractive.
|
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Punishments could potentially include felony charges or end a service member's military career.
|
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"The fact that these tigers could potentially disappear is heartbreaking," VanCamp, 31, says.
|
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That review turned up the additional accounts that could potentially have been accessed.
|
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I knew the floodgates could potentially open if I put myself out there.
|
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Those companies defend free speech until it could potentially hurt the bottom line…
|
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I could potentially lift it myself, but I might struggle a little bit.
|
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The move could potentially heighten pre-existing tensions between President Trump and Kahn.
|
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But corn's rally this month could potentially add some complexity to the mix.
|
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FARC candidates could potentially run for elected office as early as next year.
|
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That could potentially include Trump aides' business dealings, campaign finance issues and more.
|
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"It could potentially complicate things from a regulatory point of view," Farman added.
|
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He added that KB Home could potentially be an acquisition target for PulteGroup.
|
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Hidalgo said authorities could potentially fine each illegal property 12,500 Euros ($14,240) each.
|
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An engineered pathogen with a novel genome could potentially slip past this filter.
|
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We'd had hints that he could potentially affect it, maybe even change it.
|
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But the space agency has said that it could potentially slip to 2023.
|
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They identified 20 races they could potentially flip, and zeroed in on 6.
|
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Trump, without giving evidence, suggested the whistleblower could potentially be guilty of fraud.
|
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But Baugh's entry into the race could potentially be good news for Republicans.
|
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"If you don't it could potentially be a costly financial mistake," he said.
|
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This could potentially undermine local efforts to shape medical and recreational regulatory landscapes.
|
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Analyzing the waste of poor communities could potentially perpetuate a cycle of stigma.
|
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It could potentially give it the power to create its own OTT platform.
|
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But he believes the cost could potentially drop to below $100,000 a ton.
|
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Facial recognition technology is fallible, however, and could potentially make a false match.
|
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The Milky Way galaxy has billions of planets that could potentially host life.
|
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This suggested that changing emissions of mercury could potentially affect concentrations in rice.
|
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And at the same time, he could (potentially) benefit from lower black turnout.
|
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Apple could potentially generate revenue in two or more ways from its glasses.
|
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A two-tier alert system could potentially prove revolutionary for the public's education.
|
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Such a step could potentially open the floodgates to ultimatums from other companies.
|
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"If you don't, it could potentially be a costly financial mistake," he said.
|
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If approved, the characters could potentially be included in the 2019 Emoji 12.0.
|
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It's just kind of sad that this could potentially hurt people like me.
|
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This means there could potentially be a lot of different genes involved here.
|
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Which means it could potentially produce the opposite of tolerance, that is, sensitization.
|
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Those could potentially destroy Tokyo, Seoul, or other cities in the two countries.
|
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That could potentially be the "almost 100 Billion Dollars" that the president cited.
|
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Two B330 modules could potentially link together to form their own space station.
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The results of this collection of information could potentially lead to future rulemaking.
|
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Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, a moderate who could potentially oppose the GOP plan.
|
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But paying at all could potentially be a problem for cash-strapped states.
|
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This could potentially mean greater exposure for health care workers to coronavirus patients.
|
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The study shows that we could potentially be losing a generation of voters.
|
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Instead, she now faces criminal charges that could potentially land her in prison.
|
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The front-facing camera could potentially be the best out of any smartphone.
|
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But for sorting through crowds, malaria-sniffing dogs could potentially be very useful.
|
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In the event of a crash, an interferometer could potentially do a checkup.
|
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Activists say over 300,000 citizens and wildlife along the Una could potentially suffer.
|
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Yet the plan could potentially provoke a showdown with Democrats over government funding.
|
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"Anybody entering,'' he said, ''could potentially present a security risk for others inside."
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You can see how that could potentially be more than a little problematic.
|
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And since Dominguez is only 19, her money could potentially compound for decades.
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But all three bids face major obstacles that could potentially end their candidacies.
|
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Following these guidelines helps prevent drops or falls that could potentially injure pedestrians.
|
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The U.S. could potentially take action independently or with the World Trade Organization.
|
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Neither is OK." — Dan in Atlanta "These Russian contacts could, potentially, be treason.
|
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At that point, MEV-1 could potentially go on to service another satellite.
|
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This is because they could potentially hurt the energy security of certain countries.
|
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Eizouken could potentially be the first great new anime of the 2020s decade.
|
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Astronomers say they could potentially handle the first proposed batch of 1,500 satellites.
|
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Retaliation for Soleimani could potentially come through the proxy forces which he oversaw.
|
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Dr. Geoff Cary: The fires could potentially burn for weeks or even months.
|
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If she wins, Osaka could potentially face Coco Gauff in the next round.
|
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There are signs that things could potentially be taking a turn toward stability.
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MS: And far greater than the damage that they could potentially cost China?
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The weather service warned the total "could potentially increase" as the storm continues.
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McCain's decision could potentially prompt other Senate Republicans to come out in opposition.
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Of course, if you limit your options you could potentially sacrifice financial performance.
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And through JetBlue's experiential marketing program, voters could potentially win a free flight!
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It is a driver that could potentially lead someone to join al Shabaab.
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Those costs could potentially be passed down to the consumer in the future.
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Critics have said that such pressure could potentially amount to obstruction of justice.
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Gross explains that this could potentially change due to the new UN resolution.
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While this could potentially affect yields, she says it's too early to tell.
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That could potentially have implications for all web platforms that run on targeted advertising.
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Last week, officials announced the pair could potentially be in Mexico or further south.
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There are also illicit drugs which induce euphoria, which could potentially make someone laugh.
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Your voice-controlled assistant could potentially be burning down your house in no time!
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That means each winner could potentially get around $03 for just tweeting some stuff.
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These changes could potentially force states to offer less far-reaching programs over time.
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Put it together and Fiedler believes 15 million or more could potentially lose coverage.
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Thankfully, it's easy to learn what these searches could potentially dig up on you.
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This strip could potentially adapt when different apps are open and could display notifications.
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Our state-run companies could potentially take part in such transactions and conduct them.
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In fact, the EU could potentially require something even better than what YouTube has.
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The increasing popularity of digital nomadism could potentially be psychologically beneficial for the workforce.
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But it shows that this scandal, already huge, could potentially get much, much bigger.
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And it's true that an unauthorized part could potentially undermine the Touch ID system.
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And that could potentially put the two countries back on a path toward war.
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People have worried that urban greenery could potentially give criminals a place to hide.
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The horizontal axis shows how much CO21.5 each of these measures could potentially save.
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And a boost in your sex drive could potentially make you feel happier, too.
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This means every user on a network could potentially have access to all information.
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Donoviel hopes that this number could potentially grow based on some more behavioral research.
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"(The) CSA mine could potentially be a strategic fit," Aurelia said in a statement.
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Instability caused by Turkey's incursion could potentially provide an opportunity for them to escape.
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The lawsuits, should they go forward, could potentially put the new rules on hold.
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On Monday, PG&E announced that these most recent power shutoffs could potentially occur.
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Now he's out, and life could potentially get a hell of a lot worse.
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The technology is not difficult right so anyone could potentially do the same thing.
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Bulletin won't fix this problem, but could potentially provide some benefit to local communities.
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Even so, this event could potentially worsen some of the effects of climate change.
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And you're seeing some other new entrants that could potentially cut into SpaceX's business.
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With all notifications on, your iPhone could potentially buzz continuously 24 hours a day.
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Not only is it impractical, but it could potentially make fighting terrorism more difficult.
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Meltdowns happen, and your bond could potentially get stronger from working through the pain.
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That could potentially kick off 2017-like worries of war between the two countries.
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On the other hand, his tweets can be dangerous and could potentially incite violence.
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Diabetes, then, is another disease that could potentially be predicted by data from wearables.
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This doctor could potentially have made a decision that could cost me my life.
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"This could potentially be the biggest song of my career thus far," Lane said.
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But Carpool could potentially save about an hour of time, depending on traffic conditions.
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However, Trump told reporters on Thursday that the meeting could potentially be back on.
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This type of music could potentially be cleared for distribution now thanks to Dubset.
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With more leeway for additional discovery, one could potentially expect more revelations to occur.
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She was also told that the aggressive cancer treatments could potentially harm her fertility.
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Any one of these could potentially get Flynn into hot water with the FBI.
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But they could potentially generate as much as half of all the city's emissions.
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And it could, potentially, mean you get to wear the world's first Tea-shirt.
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And the bag is not even fully sealed, so moisture could potentially get in.
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Rushing the S83 to market could potentially hurt Samsung more than it helps it.
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Cutting rates could potentially reverse that, Hamrick says, as it signals an improving economy.
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But for only $95, those with the funds could potentially purchase one for fun.
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In other words, this could potentially launch an all-out war with North Korea.
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This could potentially be the worst acceptance speech of all time #oscars #vice pic.twitter.
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Those included on the list could potentially face delays in external financing, he said.
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It could potentially top that level in fiscal years 2018 and 2019, Biggs said.
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That means a logical qubit, we could potentially implement it with 10 physical qubits.
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That means insurance companies could potentially be on the hook and generally not employers.
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Tests also indicated that incorporating fibrillated cellulose into foods could potentially help lower cholesterol.
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It's a very good program that could potentially be made better with (Oprah's) guidance.
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That's typically how we find out if substances could potentially cause cancer in humans.
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The company's new cryptocurrency plan could potentially "re-invigorate that business strategy," Sandler said.
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CFTC data showed this additional burden could potentially put many firms out of business.
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That could potentially reduce the country's dependence on the likes of Boeing and Airbus.
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If it's a girl, she could potentially be called Lady (Her Name) Mountbatten-Windsor.
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Personal information gleaned this way could potentially be used for embarrassment, coercion, or manipulation.
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This could potentially allow hackers to install programs, change passwords, and compromise users' data.
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The country's record of anti-LGBTQ laws and sentiments could potentially affect its target.
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Then, we show you how an application could potentially help some people overcome addiction.
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And it's what could potentially keep YouTube TV from spreading across the United States.
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If it agrees, Apple could potentially get an eight-year exemption from local sourcing.
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It could potentially save the island $30 million a year in flood-related damages.
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A: Beijing could potentially lower its daily fixing of the yuan against the dollar.
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Rudy could potentially play on Wednesday but we will need to wait and see.
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He told Politico in January that a 2020 decision could "potentially" be months away.
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"It's a binary market and there could potentially be another taper tantrum," said Shah.
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China could potentially seek to use disaster diplomacy in exchange for votes, for instance.
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You can use their calculator to see how much money you could potentially make.
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But it's a market that could potentially boom, according to research by NPD Group.
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Prepare yourselves, Hills fans — Kristin Cavallari could potentially return to reality TV one day!
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Clearly, there's a ton of "free" energy out there that could potentially be exploited.
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Waiting until late December to visit the dealership could potentially pay off big time.
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About 84,700 Iraqi refugees are adults who could potentially have some kind of degree.
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He could potentially receive nearly $90 million in severance, according to compensation consultant Equilar.
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"This week could potentially be the start of that sort of story," he said.
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Failure to maintain certain records, according to Politico, could potentially lead to legal trouble.
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The USMCA could potentially create more economic activity, and in turn raise tax revenue.
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That, in the time of the coronavirus, could potentially be a life-saving act.
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Nothing broken or anything like that but it could potentially be a D.L. thing.
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Egeblad said this could potentially be making it easier for the cancer to spread.
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This could potentially reduce the number of repeat hospitalizations for expensive inpatient second surgeries.
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There are policies that could potentially break the two-party stranglehold on our politics.
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You asked Only abortions that are associated with complications could potentially impact future fertility.
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The federal government could potentially save many lives if it significantly eased those requirements.
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That means that shipments of KN95 masks could potentially get halted at the border.
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Los Angeles, these men said, could potentially be at the heart of this transformation.
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Why spend your hard-earned cash when you could potentially spend zero dollars instead?
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And that way, their hegemonies not only would persist but also could potentially grow.
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That could potentially show how differences in physical structure contribute to diseases and behaviors.
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Brad Ausmus said Upton could potentially return to the lineup on Friday at Minnesota.
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The British Museum has agreed a three-year loan that could potentially be extended.
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Interest from U.S. technology groups such as Amazon could potentially push the figure higher.
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The President could potentially help himself if he could focus Americans on the economy.
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But including a repeal of the mandate could potentially jeopardize a tax reform proposal.
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However, worries over the longer-term risks of conflict could potentially push prices higher.
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That could potentially lay the groundwork for articles of impeachment based on the findings.
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Rising rates could potentially add hundreds of dollars in additional interest payments this year.
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The pilot program could potentially be rolled out to members in all the states.
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Musk added SpaceX "could potentially see people flying next year," according to the Times.
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And Tiffany Trump, should she choose, could potentially vote in Pennsylvania and New York.
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Bloomberg is a billionaire -- and could potentially spend his way out of that problem.
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Depending on who is named to the agency, this lawsuit could potentially be dropped.
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A skin graft therapy could potentially introduce the needed protein into the blood stream.
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But the new regulations apply to any pathogen that could potentially cause a pandemic.
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With eight bases instead of four, Hachimoji DNA could potentially encode far more information.
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The death toll is officially at 34 but could potentially reach into the hundreds.
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If an ambulance is stuck in traffic, a drone could potentially save a life.
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They could potentially see us saving a lot of money on postage and fuel.
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But they could potentially cost the federal government billions of dollars in tax revenue.
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It is expected to be the last round, though there could potentially be another.
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That could potentially lead to legal steps against the top U.S. law enforcement official.
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An easier path to creating a Supreme Court that could potentially overturn Roe v.
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A machine could potentially pick up on patterns not as readily perceptible to humans.
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A stronger dollar could potentially impact the oil market and emerging market assets, Filia said.
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This facility has a lot of spaceflight infrastructure and could potentially support operations for weeks.
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And also that the top could potentially be worn under a blazer as a shirt.
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If you take Emissary's vision to its asymptote though, all that could potentially be replaced.
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That information, along with real-time race data, could potentially be tailored to individual requirements.
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Also, changes in fiscal policy or other economic policies could potentially affect the economic outlook.
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Discussing how power and authority could potentially corrupt good police officers, Welles pivoted to Shull.
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If it doesn't stick with the cuts throughout 2019, that could potentially keep prices lower.
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On top of those two challenges, another takeover attempt could potentially exhaust the board further.
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If the courts really wanted to be dicks about it, I could potentially face prison.
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Nor does it control for other things that could potentially affect adenosine receptors like anxiety.
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He could "potentially" return to the Orioles' rotation following that appearance, manager Buck Showalter said.
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The cases could potentially include thousands of people who traded in the precious metals market.
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It could potentially guide physicists toward ways to solve some of science's biggest remaining mysteries.
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Computer power The properties of these so-called topological materials could potentially be extremely useful.
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The person hasn't been identified yet, though that could potentially be revealed in future disclosures.
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If the policies remain enforced, Huawei could potentially lose access to regular updates to Android.
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Worse, if somebody hacks an exchange, they could potentially divert cryptocurrencies from that exchange's wallets.
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That could potentially leave regulatory pathways outside of the U.S. as easier avenues for biosimilars.
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"If they go outside and move around a lot, they could potentially have an episode."
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That could potentially provide a bigger domestic cash stash for Apple to buy American companies.
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Musk theorized that if used enough, the vehicle could potentially end up paying for itself.
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"I'm still weighing the chance that I could potentially be awarded my embryos," she said.
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Detaching Messenger from Facebook could potentially make it easier for people to avoid Facebook's ads.
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Some of the proactive methods were ones that abortion rights advocates could potentially agree with.
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The other three were reported as "could potentially impact electric power system adequacy or reliability."
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The penalty for trying to blow up a statue could potentially be much more severe.
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Billboard also predicts that the tour could potentially make over $400 million over six months.
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That, sadly, could potentially put both countries back to threatening each other with nuclear annihilation.
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Standard Chartered said in a worst case scenario oil could potentially reach $10 a barrel.
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"The more they say, the more liability they could potentially create for themselves," Singer said.
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I guess I'm trying to figure out what could potentially be a zeitgeist-type thing.
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They face a minimum 15 years in prison and could potentially receive life if convicted.
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Stamos' concern was that a hacker could potentially change or reset data on the servers.
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Experts, however, have warned that hackers could potentially use the same account to wreak havoc.
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That could potentially keep fluid pressure off the brain, says Donoviel, slowing its shift upward.
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But patents granted to Amazon recently show that the system could potentially be more complex.
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Still, Facebook already features in-platform games that it could potentially port over to Instagram.
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And if different players make different guesses, it could potentially result in serious unintended consequences.
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And according to writer, Paul Sperry, it indicates that criminal charges could potentially be coming.
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M Suggestions could potentially evolve to recommend bots for you to pull into your conversations.
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International tax coordination could potentially address this problem but has proved very difficult to implement.
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Workday wanted to stay away from vendors who could potentially compete with them, Wang explained.
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The spokesperson said that should criminal charges be filed, the couple could potentially face arrest.
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Meet "chlorpyrifos," the insecticide that federal scientists say could potentially harm children and farm workers.
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But he could potentially also be an asset in New Hampshire, which votes on Feb.
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This could potentially produce smarter robots on a large-scale for operation and production lines.
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A website for queer women, The Advocate postulated, could potentially be run by straight men.
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"This could potentially be the worst acceptance speech of all time," wrote one Twitter user.
|
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That means ISIS, or its successors, could potentially find a new pool of possible recruits.
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The company that nails it could potentially own the ears of millions of iPhone users.
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"Google could potentially be a partner, they could be a customer for us," she said.
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In the future, NGOs could potentially apply the algorithm to map poverty around the world.
|
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It's also conducted engine tests that analysts say could potentially power a long-range missile.
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But using the Smart Mobility data, you could potentially never get another parking ticket again.
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This could potentially bring a deadlock in U.S. politics, with one chamber blocking the other.
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This could potentially add tension to the South's relationship with the U.S., per the NYT.
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"That move could potentially backfire" in Iran's domestic politics, too, said one of the officials.
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Still, Bennion argues that he could potentially be a compromise candidate for rival party factions.
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This could potentially limit or at least delay negative press if the earnings are weak.
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Last week, the Trump administration outlined a change that could potentially signal an oncoming crackdown.
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That means you could potentially track hacking activity months after the hacker entered your network.
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Don't use anything abrasive, since doing so could potentially add tiny scratches do your display.
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The U.S. government could potentially issue a warrant to access those conversations on Slack's servers.
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The central bank could potentially further extend or expand its quantitative easing program as well.
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I'm doing something that is scientific and I'm doing something that could potentially help people.
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Democrats oppose the tactic, saying it could potentially leave troops deployed overseas without any money.
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Is it safe to say the VCs are choosing founders who they could potentially fund?
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Dawsey reports that Schneiderman "could potentially share" information from his investigations into Trump with Mueller.
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And talk of 'currency wars' could potentially add to the bearish momentum in the markets.
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Potential cons: Buttery bread might cause breakouts, and sharp crusts could potentially cut her skin.
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That could potentially shut out employers looking to mine the program for cheap foreign labor.
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This means armed soldiers could potentially be deployed and substitute police officers at public events.
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Styles make fights, and Masvidal has that what could potentially be 'Fight of the Year.
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She also says that lying to your doctor could potentially have consequences to your health.
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It's a good idea to take your phone, which could potentially help in an emergency.
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Environmentalists worry the move could potentially disrupt one the most fragile ecosystems in the world.
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Volvo reported that the plastic engine inlet manifold could potentially melt because of temperature changes.
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Investors are cautious that the exchange could potentially derail Republican plans of passing tax reform.
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Same problem could potentially be there for the LG G6 and the Xioami Mi Mix.
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T) could potentially acquire Britain's Imperial Brands, while Japanese food and ingredients maker Ajinomoto (2802.
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On Tuesday, he said the GOP tax cuts could potentially pay for themselves over time.
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The one wild card that could potentially sway the outcome is independent candidate Shawn O'Connor.
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And Okiboru is tsukemen, which people could potentially argue is not, like, a traditional ramen.
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These nations could potentially buy an additional 300,000 tonnes from Brazil in a given year.
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Kobach's hard-line views on immigration and voting rights could potentially alienate more-centrist Republicans.
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"This rule could potentially be used to blackmail innocent businesses during labor negotiations," said Sen.
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If these preliminary reports prove to be true, both deaths could potentially have been avoided.
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Timing and political calculations — and miscalculation by the president — could potentially further complicate USMCA ratification.
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If it can be struck down, the Trump EPA could potentially wipe the slate clear.
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The two sides could potentially exchange nuclear know-how in addition to ballistic missile expertise.
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Refinancing at a lower rate could potentially save Ariza a few thousand dollars a year.
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Twenty-three of the screenings have detected conditions that could potentially cause sudden cardiac arrest.
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The development could potentially result in a showdown between the royal family and the military.
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Others have used this simplification, but the effects of both stars could potentially complicate things.
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The attorney general's decision also means the victim could potentially be deported back to Guatemala.
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Trump could run and lose, and the Republican Party could potentially move on from that.
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That's because, he explained, moving teeth at that point could potentially result in further infection.
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The big question remains what data was stolen and how it could potentially be misused.
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The other is the level of "joint gains" that could potentially be achieved through agreements.
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When used to issue securities, the technology could potentially remove the need for clearing houses.
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What could potentially be maudlin or self-pitying is rescued by Gagner's self-deprecating humor.
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I think the data we collected could potentially be helpful for other people as well.
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If it was misappropriated from The Weinstein Company ... Harvey could potentially be charged with embezzlement.
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Granted, Iron Fist could potentially turn itself around in the second half of the season.
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She also said people could potentially be charged with hate speech for harassing others online.
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The task is especially difficult given how wide an area the storm could potentially hit.
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Democrats have cited infrastructure as an area in which they could potentially work with Trump.
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However, if the couple signed a prenuptial agreement, that could potentially change the terms entirely.
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Meanwhile, at the bottom of the league, things are ugly and could potentially get uglier.
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But if he announced in the morning he could potentially dominate the day's news cycle.
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U.S. President Donald Trump last week said an additional $5003 billion could potentially face tariffs.
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They argued that the paralytic could potentially mask the suffering involved in a botched execution.
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It's unclear how this will affect trade with Europe, which could potentially hurt the economy.
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Though plans for these facilities are still preliminary, Javits alone could potentially house 1,000 beds.
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It could potentially pave the way for more traditional investors to hold digital asset securities.
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These conditions include strong winds and rain, which could potentially cause "life-threatening" flash floods.
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Such arrangements could potentially be viewed as payment-in-kind by the UK's advertising watchdog.
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A biased algorithm, or biased curators, could potentially push a specific political or social agenda.
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Already, lawyers and accountants are eyeing several provisions that investors and companies could potentially exploit.
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That could potentially disrupt her fan base, something that she is deeply protective of preserving.
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The impact of coronavirus could potentially lower Quebec's 2020 economic growth to 1.75%, he said.
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"We pretty much hit every issue we could potentially hit," Yoo, the WearWorks founder, said.
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There are about 8,500 hotel rooms in San Francisco that could potentially serve this purpose.
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Theoretically, you could potentially loop animation and play it back, which is an interesting idea.
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Those plans could potentially be dusted off to help respond to disease epidemic or pandemic.
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Goldenberg said he thinks coronavirus could potentially cause an increase in patients seeking bankruptcy relief.
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This could potentially pull the United States into the sectarian struggle between Sunni and Shia.
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Any negative messaging it releases could potentially depress a candidate's chances of a caucus win.
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Rome is checking incoming Wuhan passengers, and said it could potentially quarantine them in hospital.
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He could potentially receive a life sentence if convicted of the predatory sexual assault charges.
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That's why tech companies filing amicus briefs could potentially make a difference on this issue.
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They could potentially join together on that platform in the event of a hung Parliament.
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However, recent research could potentially throw a wrench into the plans of Democrats and environmentalists.
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The US wants to monitor the scientists because they believe they could potentially hide materials.
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And critics warn it could potentially be extended to provide blanket amnesty for past corruption.
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Some analysis has said one of those missiles could potentially reach the mainland United States.
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The larger the number of vulnerable districts, the more that could potentially get washed away.
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The airlines balked at the idea, because it could potentially slow down the boarding process.
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Hannah Brown could potentially show up to address whether she still has feelings for Peter.
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At $30 a week, a child could potentially save more than $103,500 in a year.
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In all, about 8.5 million people could potentially benefit from the expanded program, he said.
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"There's other people out there that could potentially come after you [as well]," he added.
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While Irma could potentially help the industry, we will not see effects for some time.
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McGowan said she could potentially speak in court if Weinstein is tried in Los Angeles.
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Humans could potentially grow that amount of seaweed, he said, in three to six months.
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"China's not just exporting a virus, it could potentially export a severe slowdown," Cramer said.
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Phil Bryant's term limits, Democrats could potentially stage an upset in this historically Republican state.
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Gervais' death could potentially be the 59th fatality, depending on the findings of an autopsy.
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It's a tool to help them — but also something that could potentially hinder the plot.
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If deported, 21 Savage could potentially be banned from reentering the country for 10 years.
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In total, there are around 70 hubs that could potentially show up here, Plex says.
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Such hacking efforts could potentially allow Moscow to obtain sensitive details on American military technology.
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"A drug that could potentially save my life was hiding in plain sight," he says.
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A three-sentence cover letter could potentially be the best cover letter you ever write.
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Doing so could potentially be an attempt to prevent global smartphone sales from declining again.
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That's any information that, if disclosed, could potentially damage US national defense or foreign relations.
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Still, the resolution could potentially have some longer-term legal and economic implications for Israel.
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According to the report, pilots' misunderstanding of weight distribution could potentially exacerbate engine-related emergencies.
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You could potentially really help them know they have that, and then help prevent that.
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Following his appeal, Breivik could potentially be granted more flexibility and access to prison activities.
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Human lives could potentially be on the line if law enforcement agencies misuse this technology.
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Dell's hardware and VMWare's software offerings could potentially be marketed in one suite of products.
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Increasing salaries for congressional staff could potentially require increasing congressional pay, an always-controversial idea.
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That means quitting smoking now could potentially add years, if not decades, to your lifespan.
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It's not going to be open to everyone, of course, but Kelly said they could potentially offer thousands of people worldwide the ability to go to space, and he added that World View could potentially do this in many spots around the world — eventually.
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Even a simple acknowledgement of their emotional well-being, LeRoy says, could potentially help a patient.
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But with enough people helping out, residential areas could potentially make an effective substitute for hayfields.
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Facebook's recent drop could potentially be a value play in the long run, Tepper pointed out.
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Our chemistry was so strong, but did that mean we could potentially get engaged so soon?
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For $5,000 to $6,000, Martin said, someone could potentially make $10 million worth of fake pills.
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Not coming to terms with the speaker, the source says, could potentially "tank" her political career.
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Cockroach milk also contains protein and amino acids, which could potentially be valuable to human health.
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This could potentially be used for apps for retail companies to help manage their inventory automatically.
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Such a system could potentially be important as a scaleable, space-saving qubit that stays quantum.
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One more conservative vote in this case could potentially make 5-1003 rulings 6-3 rulings.
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That's why Tronc hired him — he understood brainjunk and just how lucrative it could potentially be.
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The future applications of Liu's technology, once introduced into living humans, could potentially be very important.
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But neither approach is foolproof, and the latter could potentially erode the privacy of web users.
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But that could potentially set up the market for an even bigger downturn at some point.
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A bad actor could potentially cheat information out of the Duplex assistant in a phone call.
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It illustrates the ease with which a malicious actor could potentially steal information from your phone.
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We could potentially generate new symmetries of the square through various combinations of the above eight.
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Those are millions of people who could potentially benefit from treatment if it's made more available.
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It turns out that many bacteria keep us healthy and probiotics could potentially support that notion.
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Google, Apple and Amazon, could potentially be on these devices in the form of voice assistants.
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The crew could potentially use these against enemy threats like drones, helicopters and low flying aircraft .
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He is appealing the verdict, which could potentially delay his imprisonment for months or even years.
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Helium-3 is a clean, non-radioactive energy source that could potentially power nuclear fusion reactors.
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That could potentially lead to a situation where Erdogan is president but the opposition controls parliament.
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Changes to how the gene is regulated could potentially interfere with neural networks in the brain.
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Multiplayer VR could use an "aha!" moment, and MetaWorld sounds like it could potentially provide that.
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But that could potentially be different for eSports, Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott told VICE Sports.
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With Trump's influence, a new World Bank leader could potentially reduce lending to the Communist state.
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A specifically-designed metamaterial could potentially deflect the waves so they don't return to the detector.
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That said, the system likely won't be fool-proof: weather could potentially interfere with its effectiveness.
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"You shouldn't let your actions be driven by which class of plaintiff could potentially sue you."
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That means this vehicle could potentially fly for a fourth time if it sticks the touchdown.
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The development could potentially mitigate the negative effects of Facebook's News Feed changes on media companies.
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Even without new laws, we could potentially see country-wide blocks on 8chan and similar sites.
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The company could potentially face more migration loss as the date of the Ticketfly closure nears.
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The ruling could potentially saddle the firm with up to 17 billion reais in added payments.
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Production would be largely automated but the factory could potentially employ 2,500 to 3,000 skilled people.
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But a patent infringement lawsuit filed by a small competitor could potentially prove costly for Taser.
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Why it matters: Collins' controversy could potentially put his solidly red district in play this November.
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Or it could potentially rocket business passengers around the Earth in 30 minutes, supplanting commercial airlines.
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Of course, the FDA could potentially approve some e-cigarettes at some point in the future.
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It could potentially pull the profile picture or header art from the channel you were watching.
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With more grunt and storage capacity, the Megapack could potentially make even bigger headlines than that.
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That means hundreds of millions of people Apple could potentially hook and get to keep subscribing.
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Experts have speculated that a mission to Mars could potentially cost hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Worse, it is extremely vague, and could potentially sweep all sorts of harmless behaviour into illegality.
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This allows real-time notifications to vehicles that could potentially prevent the worsening of these accidents.
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"We would never put ourselves in a situation that could potentially be life-threatening," Demyttenaere said.
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Put even more simply, a lot of innocent people could potentially be identified positively as suspects.
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The stimulation of anti-aging products could potentially increase breakouts — the opposite of what you want.
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And "we shouldn't be marketing them in a way that could potentially mislead folks," Nelson added.
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But the situation at Trump Towers also shows how the players around him could potentially profit.
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Twitter could potentially use the Beyond 140 feature to create its own version of Instant Articles.
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That technology could potentially collect and transmit data on driving conditions and disaster reporting as well.
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Conversely, financial markets and the economy could potentially be destabilized if assets were sold too aggressively.
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In the film, our character really blanks out to it, and that could potentially aggravate somebody.
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A simple Pap smear could potentially save a life by preventing a future cervical cancer diagnosis!
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That, in turn, could potentially decrease viewers' time in apps like IGTV, Facebook, Instagram and elsewhere.
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The big picture: This request could potentially trigger a court battle, per the New York Times.
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Japanese-based SoftBank has global ties and could potentially help Uber in its ongoing international expansion.
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With the Twitter app, fans could potentially get access to at least some games for free.
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She saw how Gilead's snarl took Eden; she saw how it could potentially take her daughter.
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This indicates that the service could potentially be slowly be integrated into Google for Work services.
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Messages carried by laser could potentially transfer million times more data per second, Sasaki told Wired.
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As you might imagine, it's a data goldmine that could potentially be misused in myriad ways.
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They could potentially make it harder for industry leaders like Alphabet to make large strategic purchases.
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For now, however, 3D hand tracking is just an idea, but one Apple could potentially pursue.
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That's a tricky emotional line to walk that could potentially lead to some very interesting stuff.
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The executions are scheduled to begin in December 26, though legal challenges could potentially delay them.
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On one hand, it's marketed as a personal safety device that could potentially save your life.
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Dumoulin never returned and could potentially miss Game 3 on Tuesday, and Wilson faces a suspension.
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This could potentially allow Yahoo to divest assets in a tax-efficient manner, the people added.
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That could potentially speed up or skip the step requiring the indigenous tribe to be consulted.
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That could potentially get the U.S. Federal Reserve to get acting as far as raising rates.
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Further complicating any purchase offer is the limit to the items that could potentially be included.
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We could potentially have a first look at Moia's tailor-made vehicles next year, Harms teased.
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That means outbreaks of this kind are here to stay, and could potentially get even worse.
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The same technology used to launch a satellite into orbit could potentially deliver a nuclear warhead.
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Google's own version of the Echo could potentially integrate all the power of its search engine.
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Open Access Risk Remote: Open access is a risk that could potentially affect the STM division.
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So, it was our mission to ask the question if, gosh, you could potentially use these.
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However, Iran could potentially use its influence in the region to thwart US foreign policy aims.
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Cherry could potentially eliminate a lot of wasted efforts while still managing to lure potential recruits.
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"The things that a Royal Commission could potentially recommend: we're already doing that," Morrison told reporters.
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Failure to find a private solution could potentially force the state to prop up the bank.
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Miranda's dangerous diet could potentially be a risk factor for the development of an eating disorder.
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If one of Trump's children approved such an invoice, that could potentially leave them legally exposed.
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Another major oil exporter, Iran, "could potentially become a member of such a partnership", Shuvalov said.
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If all goes well, it could potentially be on the market within the next three years.
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"The fast increasing deployment of forces could potentially result in significant population displacement," the report said.
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"It is a threat that could potentially extend across the region," said a French army spokesman.
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Researchers say a protein called CCL103 could potentially help identify what brain disease in living patients?
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That could potentially reduce the cost of clinical trials, and provide a better experience for patients.
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Twice in July, it launched a long-range missile that could potentially reach the U.S. mainland.
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The agency said that task force could potentially look at unwinding past mergers in the industry.
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Yet, as illustrated, in a historically crowded primary, thresholds could potentially disenfranchise the majority of voters.
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Bernie Sanders' 245 presidential bid is a big win for Sanders and could potentially hurt Sen.
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Bernie Sanders' 216 presidential bid is a big win for Sanders and could potentially hurt Sen.
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That's because the submarines could potentially avoid detection by some of the most advanced defense systems.
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Moreover, a firm stance now could potentially head off a more dangerous situation down the road.
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Momentum against the loitering law could potentially help push the comprehensive decriminalization bill onto the agenda.
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But Camber Creek's definition is a simple accounting of how dominant a company could potentially become.
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And it shows how much you could potentially save by buying life insurance when you're young.
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He could potentially help Trump turn out two important demographics: African-Americans and the Christian Right.
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Should those Republicans stay home, they could potentially set off a chain reaction down the ballot.
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The evidence that could potentially answer how the mastodon died lies within its mouth, he said.
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" Becerra said the law could "potentially disqualify LGBT families from the state's foster and adoption system.
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Like Trump, the National Front could potentially ride to victory on a wave of leftist discontent.
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Bellis was asked if there were any factors that could potentially sway her to turn pro.
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Critics said nixing the regulation could potentially increase the danger to the gun buyers and others.
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"It's the best leadership course you could potentially take," Mr. Jenkins, 37, said of the role.
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The short answer: yes, the design could potentially work for lithium, says the Navy's Debra Rolison.
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" Such a "smoldering inflammatory response" could "potentially cause a problem for patients further down the line.
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For consumers, the declining number of players could potentially lead to reduced competition and higher prices.
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There would not be criminal or civil penalties, but physicians could potentially lose their medical licenses.
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Finding something that you could potentially be passionate about is just the first step of many.
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He had a yellow bag on his back, which could potentially be carrying some worthwhile loot.
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On one side of the argument, proponents say it could potentially feed millions throughout the world.
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"Direct experience of future symptoms could potentially change the course of someone's unhealthy habits," he said.
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The Louisiana National Guard moved high water vehicles and helicopters into areas that could potentially flood.
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Users could potentially filter out conversations on matters or events that didn't interest of offended them.
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"I think that could potentially create a lot of debate among other states," Mr. Kersten said.
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K., it's still me, and I have it, but it's something that I could potentially fix.
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A convention could potentially compromise vital protections that many of our low-income clients depend on.
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If they're carrying COVID-19, you could potentially pick it up from them, says Dr. Shah.
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Weiner could potentially avoid jail time, although he'll be required to register as a sex offender.
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We can begin to think about the startups and new industries that could potentially be created.
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Under the terms of the settlement, affected consumers could potentially get up to $20,000 in reimbursement.
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Her latest move suggests that Semenya could potentially be preparing for a career outside of athletics.
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According to a Bloomberg report, employees with clearance could potentially access classified information about future threats.
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Hogan Lovells noted that existing contracts for steel or aluminum imports could potentially receive "grandfather" exemptions.
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Such tests, including a similar one earlier this week, could potentially violate U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Such action could potentially result in loss of life, which would likely anger Hongkongers even more.
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Healthy athletes could potentially fight off enteric viruses, but it could affect their performance in competition.
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There are lots of things that could potentially be interfering with the success of these programs.
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The Equis Lab polling indicates that the pushback toward Trump could potentially be sustained through 2020.
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This could potentially open the door to legal challenges claiming religious discrimination, some legal experts say.
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This rule could potentially affect a player who gets injured or simply under-performs one year.
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You could potentially sue the penthouse owner and the co-op for creating a private nuisance.
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That's because doing so could potentially endanger the lives of their spies out in the field.
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My alternative could potentially raise as much revenue, using Congressional Budget Office estimates as a guide.
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The investigation is sensitive because it could potentially cast doubt on the legitimacy of the vote.
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Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) discussed direct payments to Americans, which could potentially include an income cap.
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He's also favored to win in Massachusetts, which could potentially knock Warren out of the race.
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This person could potentially free up $140,000 by doing a cash-out refinance, according to Bankrate.
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However, the alternative devices could potentially aerosolize the new coronavirus or spread it through the air.
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The Mate 30, which also marks a push into 5G, could potentially launch without Google apps.
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Another factor that could potentially slow the spread of coronavirus is the changing of the seasons.
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But in Florida, reflective materials would have a smaller impact and could potentially reduce local rainfall.
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As with previous extensions, this would likely be a "flextension," meaning Britain could potentially depart sooner.
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" Now, Amazon's very first employee, Shel Kaphan, says a breakup of Amazon "could potentially make sense.
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The Supreme Court could potentially use June Medical to give a broad blessing to TRAP laws.
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"Carrying on a healthy lifestyle," he said, "could potentially make a big difference in this risk."
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But the article notes that housekeepers themselves could potentially be negatively affected by programs like this.
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But he said some aspects of a tourism program could potentially run into trouble with sanctions.
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If not, brainstorm some ways you could potentially test your hypothesis to see whether it's correct.
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As a result, Brammer said the US could potentially see a second wave of flu infections.
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This may seem like a small change, but increasing transparency could potentially have a major impact.
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Law enforcement officials could potentially challenge Google, Facebook and others on fronts beyond potential antitrust violations.
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A single parent or grandparent could potentially invest $70,000 into the 529, right off the bat.
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Should the two intersect, part of the ice shelf in northwest Greenland could potentially break off.
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That could potentially justify sales of "smart" bombs, which are easier to direct to specific targets.
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He believes historians and teachers should be aware of how their words could potentially be harnessed.
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"It takes out a class of buyers that could potentially buy at higher prices," Tal said.
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And secondly, Huawei could potentially license this chip to other manufacturers, opening a new revenue stream.
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Like the course's fescue, the topic of fatherhood could potentially overrun this 117th United States Open.
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But some worry that too many rules could potentially deter firms from innovating on the blockchain.
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Meanwhile, energy markets kept an eye on Hurricane Irma, which could potentially impact demand for gasoline.
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"Apps could potentially support some aspects of self-management - if well-designed," Car said by email.
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Still, others worried that the tougher talk on trade could potentially lead to more significant consequences.
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After that period, banks could potentially agree on extending the standstill period for another 12 months.
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The air force and navy forces could potentially be used to conduct a blockade of Taiwan.
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The destination for both tankers has been provisionally set for Singapore, though this could potentially change.
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You could potentially catch more fish this way or just watch the wondrous ways of nature.
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Epstein didn't just donate his own money; he could potentially make an introduction to more money.
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The resulting high-speed junk could potentially run into other satellites, possibly creating more dangerous debris.
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If left untreated, it could potentially lead to lash loss, chronic eyelid inflammation, or visual changes.
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If you transfer points to a partner rewards program, you could potentially get even more value.
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Trump's decision could potentially lead other countries to raise tariffs on products that U.S. consumers buy.
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These extended talks are likely to continue in the coming days, and could potentially last weeks.
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"Changes in fiscal policy or other economic policies could potentially affect the economic outlook," she said.
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For example, an adverse event could potentially leave a patient saddled with large, unpaid medical bills.
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Synthetic natural gas could potentially do everything natural gas does today, with none of the emissions.
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Mr. Kammenos has threatened to leave the government, a move that could potentially force early elections.
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Any worldwide normalization of weed commodity prices could, potentially, have a very negative impact on growers.
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But if the White House turns over, it could potentially give Democratic leaders an exit ramp.
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It seems he may not have done that — and could potentially pay the price for it.
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For this reason, 74 percent of Android cellphones could potentially be infected, according to Check Point.
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There's just something about Flynn — and that something could potentially bring the Trump presidency crashing down.
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This could potentially give China serious leverage over North Korea — if it chose to use it.
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Tribes and their members could potentially reap vast wealth from more easily tapping resources beneath reservations.
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The memo makes several claims that could potentially threaten special counsel Robert Mueller's Trump-Russia investigation.
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That, in turn, could potentially bring the cost of space missions down by orders of magnitude.
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They could potentially be safer, too, thanks to more sophisticated sensor technology than today's standard safety equipment.
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Languages are too intricate and there are too many sounds that could potentially throw off the machines.
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So how do you know if you have an idea that could potentially earn you a fortune?
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Precipitable water is the total amount of water that could potentially fall from a column of air.
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Ultimately, this latest advance is a blueprint for what could potentially be some important quantum computer hardware.
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Britain's financial industry, which employs 2.2 million people, could potentially lose the right to serve European clients.
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That includes 000 billion stars, as well as new information that could potentially solve some cosmic mysteries.
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And around 13 percent of the papers contained an error that could potentially change the paper's conclusions.
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For a gadget that could potentially save your life, this deal is hardly anything to scoff at.
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For example, they are exploring what replacement measures could potentially be inserted into the "repeal" reconciliation bill.
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As some may know, however, a live event from Niantic could potentially turn into a dumpster fire.
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Deployed in advance of ground troops, these robots could potentially remove the threat of main battle tanks.
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That could potentially open the door for Gates to testify against Manafort and others in the future.
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That could potentially leave Ivory Coast with large volumes it must sell below the CIF reference price.
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More specifically, they say it could potentially wreak havoc on your unborn child's yet-to-exist junk.
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Do they decide to be that vote for a justice that could potentially overturn Roe v. Wade?
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Both ISS and Glass could potentially seek legal action if they believe the guidance breaches federal law.
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The economy is less than robust and a Brexit could potentially derail what momentum there is. Why?
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If it includes them, U.S. investors could potentially be snapping them up as early as next year.
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In a Monday morning interview, Trump implied that Obama could potentially be intentionally allowing terrorism to proliferate.
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Huawei has repeatedly denied U.S. allegations that its equipment could potentially be used by Beijing for spying.
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And landing the right instruments on the moon could potentially tell us if biological organisms are present.
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Reeves could potentially lose by as much as nine percentage points and still walk away as governor.
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But a servicing satellite could potentially extend the use of satellites in orbit by many more years.
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That requirement means British data transmitted over a future Huawei-constructed 85033G network could potentially be compromised.
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But a bipartisan bill could potentially pass the Senate on the strength of Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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With a much larger user base, Visa could potentially open the door to millions of new customers.
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That could potentially cut down the number of dangerous and time-consuming spacewalks astronauts have to do.
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Moody's estimated that that liabilities worth 20 percent to 25 percent of GDP could potentially require restructuring.
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Researchers have told Reuters that gender targeting could potentially be a violation of the Fair Housing Act.
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DOLLAR: Industrial metals overall are under pressure from a higher U.S. currency that could potentially weaken demand.
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EDF could potentially receive further payments depending on future power prices and nuclear costs, the source added.
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This could potentially cause irreparable damage to American democracy, a major war, or a global economic crisis.
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You could potentially train a model to recognize all the different machines using Watson's image recognition capability.
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A third storm could potentially pass through the Pacific Northwest next week, according CNN Meteorologist Dave Hennen.
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Apple could potentially have made up its own metric, but that might have proved meaningless to users.
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The middle schoolers duly created a cylindrical prototype that could potentially fit into a police evidence bag.
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The exposed credentials could potentially grant their holders further access to repositories housing similarly sensitive government data.
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A blast like this could potentially cause harm for the entire aircraft because the fire could spread.
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According to Malley, some close to the regime could potentially support early elections or a unity government.
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They could potentially have secure, transparent access to their data, agnostic of any brand of transportation used.
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She is incredibly brave for speaking out, despite the legal danger she could potentially be embroiled in.
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And the habit could potentially "lead to gum swelling and abscesses, as [in] TMJ syndrome," she said.
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These types of use cases — plus existing opportunities from blockchain — could potentially be transformative for municipal operations.
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And that could potentially allow these missions to get more science done and go deeper into space.
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It could potentially enter production around 2022, Fitzgerald said at a meeting with reporters before the unveiling.
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Second, it could potentially sell that on to the companies that are being flagged in the tags.
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The team forced the fan to change directions, which could potentially force dangerous air into clean rooms.
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Instead, be happy that your kid could potentially get a great education at an Ivy League university!
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Her replacement, Michel Temer, is considered more pro-business and could potentially usher in economy-saving reforms.
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Pepperidge Farm has recalled four varieties of Goldfish crackers out of fears they could potentially have salmonella.
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New restrictions put on India's burgeoning e-commerce sector could potentially dent Amazon's business in the country.
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Russia's APS could potentially stop U.S. lethal rounds from ever making contact with Russian APS protected vehicles.
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Scientists said the cull's safety benefits were unproven and could potentially hurt recovering populations of white sharks.
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Lima said that 200 inmates who could potentially be targeted have been separated and are under protection.
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Sticking with English law could potentially mean more expense, more uncertainty and more red tape, it added.
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Pippen was also concerned that Kukoc could potentially earn more money than he did the following season.
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I am fully aware of what could potentially happen in the ring and the worst-case scenarios.
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Any solution to Starry and Terragraph's problems could potentially be applied to the rest of the internet.
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Such a plan could potentially keep a slimmer Sears alive as a going concern, the sources said.
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Critics say traders could potentially abuse this by using the market intelligence gained to influence other trades.
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A new edition of the Apple Watch could potentially be unveiled in the second half of 2017.
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The Pentagon worried that some recruits could potentially have connections to terrorist organizations or foreign spy agencies.
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Police are checking the pendant for any traces of DNA that could potentially help crack the case.
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On keeping the government funded, Axios says the issue Planned Parenthood could potentially shut down the government.
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Ebola was a deadly virus and could potentially sicken or kill anyone who came into its path.
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If the product ever made it to market, that could potentially be a financial windfall for Gillibrand.
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And you put on top of that key political unknowns that could potentially make the situation worse.
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Figure skating, short track speed skating and Nordic skiing could potentially feature North Korean athletes, he said.
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That's not good for their morale, and it could potentially harm US national security in the future.
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Along a similar vein, it could potentially allow Beijing to even further track people it deems troublemakers.
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But he said Stewart could potentially get a boost from the top of the Libertarian Party ticket.
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A stronger dollar could potentially crimp demand as fuel becomes more expensive for countries using other currencies.
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The information could potentially move market prices so GPIF only released details for the previous fiscal year.
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"By shaving, you could potentially 'open up' the pores, and more easily spread the virus," High says.
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The promise isn't just for sickle cell, either — it could potentially help with other blood diseases, too.
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The competitions could potentially take some business away from ULA, since SpaceX offers significantly cheaper launch options.
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But the source of his happiness could potentially be causing a lot of strife among his sisters.
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"Each year, more and more people are in areas where they could potentially become infected," Brisson said.
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As a result, these restrictions could potentially lead to more women deciding to terminate on their own.
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Musk's vision is that if this system is used enough, the vehicle could potentially pay for itself.
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Without that power, the left behind coin could potentially wither — dragging its dollar value down with it.
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Now, through Laphs, Tumblr could potentially drive further adoption of Live Photos even beyond its own site.
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Ed Perlmutter, who some feel could potentially emerge as a lead negotiator if Pelosi agreed to talk.
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The meetings, if followed up on properly, could potentially help to revamp the State Department's CVE strategies.
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Users looking at such content on Reddit know what they could potentially encounter before looking at it.
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If the sales process were to be relaunched, other firms could potentially enter the bidding, including Aethel.
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New Chinese policy priorities could potentially damage "human rights, arms control and non-proliferation efforts," it says.
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And being more risk-seeking he was screening for natural molecules that could potentially activate these genes.
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"It's going to take years before any of Kite's drugs could potentially hit the market," he said.
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When Khosrowshahi took over, he considered closing the program, since it could potentially cost billions of dollars.
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While an unwinding could potentially lead to instability in financial markets, the action is long over-due.
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State-by-state internet regulations could potentially reinstate the most harmful parts of the Title II rules.
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"If it is with a new system, that could potentially take two to five years," he added.
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Another one is "Odyssey Planning," in which you map out different ways your life could potentially unfold.
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Stheeman said the overall number could potentially be revised in the autumn statement, due later this month.
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Employment law Several employment law cases before the Court could potentially be decided in 4-4 cases.
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While the NFL has long opposed legalized sports gambling, the allowance could potentially spell additional revenue sources.
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Giuliani indicated that an interview could potentially could take place "before the election," referring to the Nov.
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The study also raises questions about human exposure to microplastics, which could potentially pose a health risk.
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You could potentially use the same number of miles as if you had just done one city.
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Beardsley suggests that Google and Apple could potentially check to make sure that apps didn't use cleartext.
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"Using our model, you could potentially have one journalist create content on a weekly basis," Zaza explained.
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Kinzinger says he's fully aware his new views could potentially hurt him politically, but he doesn't care.
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Flipboard is one of the best-positioned aggregators that could potentially fill the gaps left by Facebook.
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This decision is a big deal, since it could potentially end America's commitment to the calamitous accord.
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If you were to take a supplement with extra iron in it, it could potentially be fatal.
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States could potentially make the changes without congressional approval if the Trump administration granted them a waiver.
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As to whether Gordon could potentially face jail time for not paying the money he now owes?
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The IMF also said failure to resolve trade tensions could potentially further destabilise a slowing global economy.
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Think about how your orders-of-magnitude improvement could potentially lead to a new category of products.
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But the legal battle could potentially drag on for years as Meng exhausts multiple rounds of appeals.
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Since Temer's coalition holds a majority in Congress, that could potentially enable him to stay in office.
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This could potentially set in motion a process for recovering and identifying the remains of the crew.
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But if the company gets acquired or goes public, they could potentially make a lot of money.
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Cutting Flynn out of the picture could potentially have a significant effect on how the investigation proceeds.
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But if it's in a currency outside the system, you could potentially hold on and exchange later.
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This could potentially let people shoot stylized portraits with bokeh effect-blurred backgrounds or other lighting effects.
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How this cutting is done, however, is not known, even though this information could potentially save lives.
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The network could potentially power things like Amazon delivery drones or even an inexpensive Prime wireless service.
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You could potentially set an estimated start time, or wait to begin the broadcast whenever you're ready.
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While this new method could "potentially improve safety," the study states, more testing needs to be done.
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It's is a student-led campaign that could potentially be replicated in every university in the world.
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Graham's casting in this vid could potentially help open doors to more body diversity in music videos.
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Three Republican defections could potentially doom any of his Cabinet nominees, if Democrats are united against them.
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During the raids, authorities found "suspicious substances that could potentially be used in making explosives," 2M said.
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"We thought Pandora could potentially reach 10% advertising growth in '18," he said in a Monday note.
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Do you think we need direct listings and can you explain why they could potentially be better?
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The coronavirus has disrupted higher education in ways that could potentially affect students' progress toward their degrees.
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Because it could potentially phase out government programs like Medicaid and Medicare, it would have pleased conservatives.
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That was enough to do serious damage to Clinton; it could potentially do the same to Biden.
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"Each year more and more people are in areas where they could potentially become infected," Brisson added.
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If Congress learned about it, it could potentially be grounds for impeachment, but that's a political decision.
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That appears legally possible, at least until a final conviction, though Israel's Supreme Court could potentially intervene.
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The technology could potentially save lives and lessen the need for uncomfortable, invasive treatments such as dialysis.
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LG: What do you think is an untapped need that you could potentially address with Zipline drones?
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Injury is a constant risk that could potentially end the career of any athlete at any time.
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They could potentially combine operations in Europe, where the companies compete directly in small and midsize cars.
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He has rewarded the team with two wins in three weeks, and could potentially get them to .
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This lack of regular routines could potentially magnify the demand and further negatively impact bandwidth and availability.
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Now, Stanford roboticists are working on a next-generation robot that could potentially work in the home.
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But the reactivated Space Command could potentially pave the way for the creation of a Space Force.
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Such a move could potentially violate the U.S.' host country agreement that allows accredited diplomats to participate.
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Though, Dorian will pass through some warmer waters, which could potentially give the storm some renewed strength.
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Inmates are also given limited access to things they could potentially tie around their necks, Boesky said.
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If only 100 electors are appointed, 51 electoral votes could potentially be enough to choose a president.
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