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The F.T.C. voted against the combination in December, saying it would reduce competition and might create a monopoly.

Whilst having a record doesn't necessarily mean you can't be employed as, say, a lawyer or a social worker, at the very least it causes unnecessary embarrassment and might create a false impression of someone's character.

Contrasting studies showed that anaerobes are linked to exacerbation and might create a favorable niche for recognized CF pathogens [67, 69, 70].

Recharging on the way can solve the problem, but during holiday seasons, many people will be on their way simultaneously and might create a capacity problem at charging stations.

"Purple, orange and magenta might create a sense of something that would get attention," she said.

And that might create a problem for them - not least with their fired-up activists and their new MPs.

In an archaeological context, chemical elements contained in the burial ground can stain teeth yellow or brown and therefore might create a taphonomic bias.

Some of these pipeline tools use new syntactic structures or concepts (e.g. NextFlow's data-flow programming model or Leaf's pipeline drawings) that can be powerful, but require programming outside the traditional imperative model, and thus might create a steep learning curve.

Perhaps they thought economic chaos and Tory divisions might create a political opening for Labour.

Do you get that?" When asked if the rallies and the marathon might create a problem regarding the availability of toilets on the Mall, Mr. Line sounded incredulous.

At the same time it could bill itself as a public service or a public utility for the American people — a bid for hearts and minds that might create a loyal following well into the future.