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Polls find that low-income whites would prefer almost any Republican nominee to Clinton, suggesting a possible opening for Webb.
McMillan's name has been linked to a possible opening in Charlotte, should the Bobcats make a change.
But the other should be a middle-of-the-rotation type for a good team -- meaning a possible Opening Day pitcher by the Nats' standards.
The jazz, with its breaking patterns, suggests a possible opening to the West, an eventual end to Stalinist drabness, a hint of the very different Poland of 2014.
Both are making headway toward a possible opening in the Oscar category, though they may face Academy competition from Emmanuelle Riva in "Amour".
This work questions us about a possible setting in stand-by mode of the drive relieves and about a possible opening towards a latent period for the psychotic child.
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The landlord was partly inspired to make the change after spending $4,000 on insulation, caulking and other efforts to find and cover every possible opening between a smoker's apartment and a nonsmoker's apartment.
Rumors abounded in November 2014 of secret meetings to discuss the possible opening of a U.S. trade office in Iran following a nuclear agreement.
The hit Broadway musical "Mamma Mia!" will transfer from the Winter Garden Theater to the Broadhurst Theater six blocks south this year so the Shubert Organization — which owns both theaters — can clear the way for the possible opening of a new musical, "Rocky," at the Winter Garden next season.
There was at that moment no possible opening for a real discussion of what the prognosis was.
A settlement involving col lective bargaining and binding arbitration was viewed as the possible opening wedge in a drive to get similar rights for all Federal employes.
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