Louise Roe might possibly be the chicest pregnant woman in history.
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Anything you might possibly have seen or heard could be helpful.
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But maybe that attitude might possibly change if I have the Final Surgery.
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The stories dovetail nicely because DeLuca's father (Lorenzo Caccialanza) might possibly be bipolar.
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She allowed that lipstick, a handkerchief and a $229 bill might possibly fit.
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I want to know what he thinks, what might possibly annoy him, etc.
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Lucroy will cost you, but so will everyone else we might possibly mention.
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"I might possibly be open to that!" the famous porn star tells us.
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"These are all the millions of things your kid might possibly need," Harrington says.
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The disappearance of Harrow's squid's might possibly bring about the end of the world.
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This involves testing vast numbers of compounds that might possibly end up as drugs.
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So a deluxe edition of the Mario encyclopedia might possibly be on the horizon.
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"It's there where they might possibly ask for redactions, or not," she told Motherboard.
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He might possibly question Cobb about documents secreted away in a safe or elsewhere.
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There was only one instance in which having a gun might possibly help me.
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And we learned a lot of hints about who the Night King might possibly be.
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We might possibly get a (preferred bidder) decision by the first quarter of next year.
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Attending the wedding might (possibly) bring you back into one another's orbit — but probably not.
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If Clayton Kershaw could start every other day, the Los Angeles Dodgers might possibly be unstoppable.
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That individual, regardless of what caused that encounter, that individual might possibly be the primary breadwinner.
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Next, we'll have reporters revealing there could, might, possibly be gremlins in the White House Rose Garden.
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The biggest event might possibly have been when about 1,000 people showed up to celebrate a mosque.
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Even in areas where, honestly, we might possibly be better off with a little bit less innovation.
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I think that's why there is the moment where we might possibly be able to reform higher education.
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Why would these fine lawyers do anything that might possibly mislead the Supreme Court, and risk their sterling reputations?
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Shohei asserts his aim to explore a variety of career options, while Haruka suggests this might possibly appear flaky.
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This was new — in the past Trump allowed as how Franklin Roosevelt might possibly have accomplished a little more.
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It shouldn't come as much of a surprise to learn she maybe might possibly have some reservations about Donald Trump.
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It might seem unrealistic to some that a fan-created mashup might possibly eclipse Kanye's The Life of Pablo release.
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You end up quoting them to people who are baffled that you think they might possibly share your cultural references.
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A boy might be more interested in ninjas than dolls, and this interest might possibly be the result of nature.
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She has done other preliminary research that found that these kinds of illusions might possibly help people in chronic pain.
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In the 1990s, researchers focused on genes that might possibly be responsible for mental distress, but then hit a wall.
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Later that month, I learned that Gary was still going as fast as ever, and that Gary might possibly be female.
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If there's a retro console war brewing then Nintendo might possibly have a contender with AT Games' Atari Flashback 8 Gold.
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An initial rabbinical ruling on the case found that the husband might possibly regain consciousness, and so their marriage must stand.
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I like to imagine who might possibly want a particular thing, even if it seems excessively specific to me at first.
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His sentence might possibly have been commuted if he had turned himself in immediately after the murder, as he had meant to.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has lately been offering more and more hints that the Apple Car might possibly be a real thing.
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If any book might possibly foster "dialogue between nonhunting lovers of nature and adherents of the chase," The Fair Chase is it.
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Even the pretense of fairness or objectivity has been abandoned; if a story might possibly damage President Trump, it will be published.
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Kingsolver explores how anyone might possibly find a safe place in this world that we keep befouling through ignorance, greed or incompetence.
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Doubling the length of tweets might, possibly, have the unintended consequence of dulling the service in an as-of-yet undetermined manner.
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If it were ever to be held, other amendments might possibly be tabled there, too, including perhaps some that reform the voting system.
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Then again, it's hard to argue with a corporate policy that might possibly produce this: via GIPHY This article originally appeared on PayScale.
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Shortly before I lost my medical insurance, my doctors told me they had an idea of what I might possibly have: mitochondrial disease.
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Anyone who might possibly learn something from Owen's words in the same way as I learned things when I was just a kid.
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Being the backbone of your home will help as it expands to sell you everything you might possibly need: groceries, pharmaceuticals, and more.
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In 2009, a Bronx judge denied the motion, saying that, though the new evidence might possibly have changed the verdict, it wasn't probable.
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But at the last moment, when Sansa thinks Arya might possibly want to gut her, Arya flips the blade around, and hands it over.
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I meekly corrected my usage to "guest," whereupon he lowered his chin enough to indicate that I might possibly deserve to see a menu.
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Sure, you're not going to buy a special Japanese sponge for your own face, but isn't it something your mother might possibly, theoretically want?
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Now, do take a moment today to read Kim Severson on what might possibly be the new food trends for 2019, in The Times.
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Enough space for everything and everyone, private bathroom, special spot for vinyl, great monitors, turntables, slipmats, needles, and anything else you might possibly need.
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Meanwhile, companies that might possibly be among the 30 alleged to have been compromised are doing all they can to steer clear of the story.
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I was less impressed by the Kickstarter-funded movie, which suffered from trying to stuff everything fans might possibly want into a two-hour runtime.
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That his uneven English accent might possibly be fake (think BBC received pronounciation crossed with moustachio-twirling stage villain, crossed with Keanu Reeves in Dracula)?
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Some kids cringe; they laugh; they stare at the camera hoping whoever is behind it might possibly be able to get them out of what's happening.
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The answer is that drinking the blood of other creatures while they are alive, and might possibly swat you, is not as easy at it looks.
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How the concept wearable actually worked and why anyone might possibly want to do such a thing weren't entirely clear, but hey, look, a happy face.
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For those who desire to know all the different ways they might possibly die, the full list of critical and high-priority deadly superbugs is below.
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Wilburn says he had to shell out $1k in medical expenses after the fall and might possibly need surgery so things could add up to $25k.
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Ben makes sure to compliment her morals, values, faith, commitment, and any other glittering generality that might possibly apply to both Becca and Viewers Like Her.
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The situation is such that the cell operating out of the Giza apartment might possibly have had links to both the Islamic State and Revolutionary Punishment.
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As I read Rosenthal's article, I found myself brainstorming as to how I might possibly negotiate questionable charges that I know will appear on my bill.
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"It was a year so unexpected, so tumultuous, that the fight has just begun over which narrative might possibly explain it," one of our editors writes.
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Despite some chatter that he might possibly return to the stage, Hart definitively said in January he would not be hosting the show, which ultimately aired Feb.
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Still, that means that The Help actress might possibly be able to add the title "Countess" to her many accolades, even if it's just in name only.
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Several years after leaving my religion, I felt sure I had encountered all the situations I might possibly need to get used to in my new life.
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And many adolescents want to sort the world categorically into good and bad, at once eager to draw boundaries and empathize with whatever others might possibly feel.
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That's the real story of this election, the most stunning aspect of which isn't that the French might possibly install a crypto-fascist in the Élysée Palace.
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In fact, he goes on, there are certain fatty acids that, if they could be better characterised and understood, might possibly be incorporated into foods to address inflammation.
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All of the other big FYF shows utilized the screens so fans farther away could see more than just a tiny speck who might possibly be Anderson .Paak.
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"If you're making a linear story, the version you end up with might possibly be the best version, but there are probably equally valid alternative versions," he says.
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That way, you can make an informed decision, and at the very least decide if you feel comfortable with the risk of contracting whatever you might possibly contract.
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They started, brokenly, to drill down toward what they might possibly build, what it would look and sound like, what sort of feelings they were trying to create.
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The world might possibly be better if these things went away—disappeared into the ether—but we usually just shrug and move on since, you know, free speech.
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And I believe that, when this happens and the reader goes out into the world the next day, there's some alteration that might possibly inflect the person positively.
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Then there's Doug (Kyle Bornheimer) and Mia (Jessica St. Clair) who might possibly be the most ill-suited couple on this planet, or any other for that matter.
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Forget the fact that it might possibly have been a bad idea to mount an international crowdsourced search for the lost iPhone of the country's most famous technology critic.
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"They were talking about segregation in a civil rights type of capacity, and the teacher somewhat alluded that segregation might possibly be okay in her opinion," Meredith Bleakley said.
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But bad things might possibly happen if we do lots of things, from creating artificial intelligence or develop "fully autonomous weapons" — whatever that means — to making self-driving cars.
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In the initial screening round, the researchers vetted 3 million commercially available or easily synthesized compounds, resulting in a pool of 2,500 compounds that might possibly have the desired properties.
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What those movies get wrong (which Amazon Studios, who just bought the rights, might possibly get right) is that in Tolkien's books, Middle Earth was more important than the characters.
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The fact that both children might possibly be in the dawn of their teenage years, when all people turn into giant grotesquely swollen assholes, apparently did not occur to Farnum.
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I WONDER WHAT MIGHT POSSIBLY HAVE GONE WRONG FOR THIS TALENTED GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS, ONCE SO PROUD, WHO NOW FIND THEMSELVES WITH NOTHING TO DO FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.
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A 26-year-old woman underwent the nine-hour operation on Wednesday, setting the stage for a future pregnancy—and what might possibly become a routine procedure in US hospitals.
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They could simply have been accused of a crime (that is, still presumed "innocent") or have done something that makes an immigration agent believe that they might possibly face charges.
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A study from Baltimore found that variations in summer loss might possibly account for two-thirds of the achievement gap between rich and poor children by the age of 14-15.
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Others ask by what right they might bring an extinction about, what risks they would expose other less dispensable insects to and what sort of informed consent they might possibly get.
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While the band might possibly disagree with this assessment, they've been avatars of indie rock record nerds for decades now and as a result, their catalog is even more seemingly impenetrable.
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The only thing they might possibly offer was the remote chance of a future in which such events would not recur, though this, too, seems so unlikely as to be absurd.
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And besides, during a year when we are going through what might possibly be the most insane presidential election in history, don't we already have enough unfortunate lady bashing going on?
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He noted, however, that Nissan and its alliance partners could explore a broader agreement, which might possibly involve Nissan providing self-driving taxi technology to the dominant Chinese ride-hailing service.
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Don't get her started on the proliferation of cupcake shops, the cultural obsession with youth or, especially, how coddled college students are walled off from anything that might possibly alarm them.
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The New York Times had prepared me for the worst of what I might possibly encounter on this new assignment, a safety measure it offers to all of its international correspondents.
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Slightly intimidated, I scoured the internet in search of a survival manual that might possibly fill me in on the codes and conduct for an exchange with a septuagenarian Japanese man.
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I ran through the list of the things I might possibly leave behind (chargers, printed tickets), and the things that always reside in my pockets (patting for my wallet and cell phone).
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"I think whenever there's the first of anything—be it Obama as the first black president, and now there might possibly be even the first female president, it's always change," she says.
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It then analyses this behaviour alongside data on wave heights and movements collected in real time by ships' radar, looking for groups of waves that might possibly end up forming a rogue.
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I cannot recall any modern major party presumptive nominee who ever said anything that might possibly be construed as meaning the U.S. wouldn't honor debts in full or keep the dollar strong.
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These trusted agents are often regarded as a threat by the blockchain community, in that they might possibly collude into centralized control points that would harm the trustless nature of the network.
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Even before, when I was like, 'I might possibly be pregnant,' [abortion] was already on the table and it was really the only option for [me and my husband] at that point.
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"They were talking about segregation in a civil rights-type of capacity, and the teacher somewhat alluded that segregation might possibly be OK in her opinion," the parent, Meredith Bleakley, told NBC News.
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The main difference is that when we start becoming invested in inventing nightmare scenarios involving artificial intelligence, we're basically forbidding ourselves from creating something new and interesting because bad things might possibly happen.
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I'm pretty sure if single wasn't a bad thing anymore, I'd feel a lot less guilty about not consuming myself with every activity that might possibly end it but still, in 11 years, hasn't.
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Facebook seems to be counting on the fact that people will be so ravenously curious about who might possibly list them as a crush that they'll sign up for the service just to see.
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Southern Charm star Shep Rose revealed that a romance between him and Vanderpump Rules star Scheana Shay might possibly be brewing after she requested a dance at Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright's upcoming wedding.
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The chance that Babis might possibly retain his job even if the Social Democrats pulled out has led some of the party's lawmakers to lean toward staying in government, a party source told Reuters.
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" — Ryan Matzner, 33, Williamsburg, Brooklyn "When you're cold it's easy to heat up, but when you're hot there's not a thing you can do to stop the feeling that you might possibly be dying.
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The Eta might possibly be the most uncomfortable-looking recumbent bike imaginable, but its low center of gravity, razor-thin tires, lightweight frame, and bullet-like outer housing help minimize rolling friction and wind resistance.
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"In sum, the State points to the President's rhetoric, his legislative agenda, his regulatory agenda, and his litigation positions to demonstrate that he might possibly terminate enforcement of the ACA," she wrote in her opinion.
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It might possibly be the start of other high-profile musicians vying for custom instruments decorated with their blood; Castiglia has already been commissioned by another artist whose name he can't quite release just yet.
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The director went on to say that while he may not think Trump is doing a good job as president, he might possibly have opened the door for other political outsiders to take on leadership roles.
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So a voter ID requirement might possibly affect the closest of close races, based on what we've learned up till now — but if the Cantoni and Pons results hold up, the real effect is basically nil.
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Lately, Chrome has been implementing features to protect users from shady behavior on the web, such as warning users when they might possibly fall into a phone billing subscription scam, and shaming websites that aren't using HTTPS.
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I was glad to have the mystery cleared up, having spent the previous two hours gazing at a vast expanse of salty mustache and trying to work out who, or what, might possibly be hiding behind it.
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Where modernism took a world that appeared to be whole and showed it to be broken, "Solar Bones" takes a world that can't stop talking about how broken it is, and suggests it might possibly be whole.
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In one, an employer sought clarification on how his human resources department should respond when it inadvertently discovered a potentially forged Social Security card long after the hiring of an employee, who might possibly be an undocumented immigrant.
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"The function of SELENBP1 might possibly be keeping the breath methanethiol concentration low," the scientists write in the paper, "thus enabling the human nose to detect foul smells from environmental volatile sulfur compounds" instead of the human's own foul breath.
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While advocates for such classes believe students ought to be able to learn about the Bible's influence on world history, culture and language, opponents tout separation of church and state and their concerns that teachers might possibly stray into proselytizing.
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Despite occupying an ostensibly coequal branch of government, "Capitol Hill Republicans have papered over their not-insignificant policy differences with Trump, shying away from any statement about the president-elect that might possibly be construed as critical," Politico reported Wednesday.
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The ex-boybander, 22, was snapped out in London with his brand-new look — a cropped style that might possibly be the shortest cut we've ever seen him wear — concealed under a black newsboy cap, giving us another reason to panic.
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Thursday dinner, this week, I think could be Melissa's recipe for coconut red curry with tofu, which is ridiculously good and might possibly be a game-changer for you, particularly if tofu is not (yet!) part of your cooking repertoire.
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But what I found thrilling — and yes, life-changing — is the evidence that, at some point in our history, a society thought that this was what art could do: that art might possibly accomplish something like a small miracle of comfort and consolation.
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But instead of trying this or anything else that might possibly work, Schultz's one idea is that he personally should be president of the United States, even though by his own diagnosis, this won't do anything to fix the problems he's identified.
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Although experts had considered it unlikely that a brain examination would provide answers to what led Mr. Paddock to commit a mass shooting, doctors throughout the country had proposed ruling out more than a half-dozen disorders that might possibly be implicated.
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Charlie's parents, however, have fought a battle to prolong his life, maintaining that an experimental therapy in the United States might possibly save him, even though courts have reviewed the evidence and decided that terminating life support is the only humane option.
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And they don't like to think of it as something that might hang on the wall and have the qualities that a painting or a sculpture has, that you turn to it again and again and that it might possibly last for centuries.
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Twitter also provides a helpful tool for finding somebody's first tweet:If you know what you're looking for—say, you suspect that a Trump spokesperson might possibly have tweeted something offensive in the past—you can enter search terms or phrases under the "Words" category.
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It stemmed from so many places: anger that there might be a life without me being present, anger that my husband didn't understand my emotions and exactly what I was going through, anger at this life interruption that might possibly be longer than a pause.
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Parker Thompson of AngelList argues that fee-free decentralized apps are the only ones which might possibly succeed in consumer markets, and I think he's right, but that raises the question of how you prioritize and prevent spam blockchain transactions in the absence of fees.
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It was where he could count on the rare but sustaining comforts of old friendships, tender women, bad cigarettes, good beer, and fat Berlin sausages, and on the knowledge that he might possibly save some lives, while saving his own, whenever he had the chance.
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Once again, this is a problem we were able to solve in the old bunded cable era with smart collaborative filtering technologies, recommendations, and automation that allowed people to essentially build their own personalized content channels featuring stuff they already liked and might possibly like.
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Did you really never think, you Red-Baiting Fucks, you champion imbeciles, how a Capitalist Russia might possibly be worse than that which you pretended to fear, than the terror you used to fatten your insatiable military budgets and bloated weapons-money-filled wallets?
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That is sometimes a hard message for parents to hear, perhaps because they remember being dosed with cough syrup themselves when they were young, and perhaps just because it's natural to want to give something to a sick child that might possibly bring relief.
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Is it really so tough to have the career and the spouse and the pets and the herb garden and the core strengthening and the oh-I-just-woke-up-like-this makeup and the face injections and the Uber driver who might possibly be a rapist?
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Daniele offers a virtual tour of the facilities where the meat is made, and when I went to see what that might possibly entail, I was met with photos of little old men named Marcello and Paolo, sweetly smiling in a colorful factory in Rhode Island.
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It's unsurprising that these evocative, mysterious lands led to popular gaming myths ("L" wasn't real until the DS remake, despite what a fountain engraving might possibly have said) and some heart-stopping, hyper-parkour speedruns, the current record for which is under seven minutes including mandatory cutscenes.
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The California Public Employees' Retirement System, which spends nearly $2 billion a year on drugs and would be affected by the measure, said the proposal "might possibly provide cost savings" but could disrupt the contracts the group already had with pharmacy benefit managers and would be hard to administer.
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With an understandable axe to grind, Comey goes there – he describes the president's complexion, compares hand size, and even leaves open the possibility that the so-called Steele Dossier's most scandalous (yet, unproven) details related to Russian prostitutes relieving themselves for a fetishist future president might possibly have occurred.
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His fears might assist the progress of his faith and reason; and if he could once persuade himself to suspect that the Christian religion might possibly be true, it became an easy task to convince him that it was the safest and most prudent party that he could possibly embrace.
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He'd been picked up by FBI agents as they tried to track down anyone who might possibly have been connected to the 9/11 hijackers — but he'd passed a lie detector test, and the FBI agents were satisfied Omar had just been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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Here&aposs an example of how the breakdown might possibly work for a flight from Seattle to Las Vegas:I&aposd receive a statement credit for the $74 in carry-on bag fees, and the total cost—even before the statement credit—is about $100 less than comparable flights on Alaska Airlines.
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More from VICE: From the outside looking in, however, sexual health coverage in medical school seems just as lacking as sexual health coverage in high school sex ed: heavy on the STDs, low on the inclusivity, and completely without mention of sex as a relational activity that might possibly bring on pleasure.
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After 1981, Democrats spent decades largely in the wilderness, asking again and again, in conversations that meandered from cycle to electoral cycle and that ranged across race, class, gender, ideology, and region, what ideological vision and coalitional strategy might possibly bring their disparate factions together, and achieve victory for candidates up and down the ticket.
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I thought if a few hundred people liked what I was doing it might possibly get back to her that I was trying to show her something (I didn't feel it was right to send loads of texts and call a lot) and then it would maybe be something that she could truly believe.
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The deceptively sunny series (it's set in LA but has a soul so dark Gotham must be seething with envy) is back for its last 13 episodes to see how or even if Gretchen (Aya Cash) and Jimmy (Chris Geere) tie the knot – and what horrors they might possibly stir up along the way.
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But what Warren should have done when the story resurfaced, what she obviously should have done, was to simply express mild regret for letting her enthusiasm for family lore carry her away into identifying as someone who might possibly receive affirmative-action consideration, apologize to Cherokee groups for any offense, and literally never speak of the matter again.
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It captures the interiority of a certain kind of (middle-class, thin, white) woman perfectly: the guessing at what might possibly be going on in a man's head, the slow piling-up of red flags that cannot quite be named and as such are dismissed, the desperate need to be considered polite and nice at all costs.
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Scissors said Trump might possibly have been thinking of three things: bad predictions at the start of the decade that China would pass the US around this time; predictions when Trump came into office that China would pass the US before the end of his hypothetical second term; figures that incorporate purchasing power parity rather than measuring the absolute size of the economies.
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In an interview on Radiolab prior to the release of the documentary, Penny Beerntsen, the sexual assault victim who misidentified Avery in her rape case, asks herself: "Would Theresa Halbach be alive today if I hadn't misidentified my assailant?" suggesting that the damage that an innocent person would endure in prison might possibly lead them to commit a serious crime.
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After another madcap night saw Belgium's own brilliant and apparently cursed "Golden Generation" fight back from 2-0 down to win – with the last kick of the game – against Japan, thoughts turn to how this absurd World Cup might possibly improve from here, how as a spectacle it might find a way to make itself more compelling, more lauded, more immersive, more loved.
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While the same fashion names may be on the roster next week, they are dressed up (pardon the pun) with a lot of big-tent, boldface-name glam, picked to appeal to a pretty broad demographic, including those who may not think that much about designers, but know a lot about movies, politics and late-night TV. Which might possibly include you.
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Scissors said Trump might possibly have been thinking of three things: bad predictions at the start of the decade that China would pass the US around this time; predictions when Trump came into office that China would pass the US before the end of his hypothetical second term; figures that incorporate purchasing power parity rather than measuring the absolute size of the economies.
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With lyrics like "You're not from New York City, you're from Rotherham" on "Fake Tales of San Francisco," the songs are also distinctly British, belying the creature Turner would then morph into as the years went by, making the evolution of the Monkeys seem—at least at some points—like an ironic experiment on how far it might possibly be to stray from your roots.
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Gance and his co-writers took the science-fiction drama of that novel as a metaphor for what was happening in world politics, suggesting that perhaps only the impending death of everyone on the planet — in this iteration through the cataclysmic crash into earth by Lexell's Comet — might possibly bring the nations together just long enough to escape the devastation of the impending World War.
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Here is a sample of the reactions: Later this morning, Trump followed up with more tweets: In addition to being remarkably credulous about the commitments made at Riyadh, Trump is so eager to claim that his visit was a success that he is trying to take credit for an avoidable and potentially dangerous regional crisis that may undermine a U.S. war effort and might possibly even put Americans at risk.
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In all likelihood — if this was any time after the 1950s and before the 2000s — this was an environment that included classic pipe-frame monkey bars, splinter-inducing tanbark, swings that might possibly perform a complete 360 rotation around the top bar (the limit constantly being pushed by that one kid, usually named Dustin), and perhaps a friendly cement turtle, porpoise, or camel holding court on the grass or in the sandbox.
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A fun, outdoors spin on the classic cooking gameshow that's got teenagers up and down the country roaming the streets picking up random ingredients, before finding disparately located "kitchens" where a virtual Ainsley Harriott leads them through head to head battles against each-other and oops I've thought this through in way too much detail... To be fair, if you'd never been to Warehouse Project before, and your mate just told you, "meet me at Store Street on Saturday, we're going to a really great party," then you'd might, possibly, not ask anymore questions, and assume you were heading to a nice little soiree involving a game of articulate, a selection of breads and oils, and a punch bowl.
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