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These days Mr. Tanner is optimistic, betting that his distribution plan will take his line to new consumers and perhaps create a small band of entrepreneurs.

Chief Justice Warren E. Burger argued against issuing a statement, saying it would invite more attention to the controversy and perhaps create an unwelcome precedent.

The diplomat said troops were "moving around to weaken the civilian administration and perhaps create the conditions for political upheaval down the line".

Ms. Anderson wants to expand the kiddie pool at the Buccaneer Bay water park that earns Weeki Wachee most of its money, and perhaps create a second mermaid show, with new costumes and choreography.

As Digitas invests in countries like China and India, he said, the Publicis Groupe will benefit from the global talent pool — and perhaps create more demand for advertising in those countries.

The co-founders of Jealous are looking to expand on the "Jealous brand" in the future, not just to include sweets but other products, and perhaps create a lifestyle brand, hence the flexible name.

It means restoring wetlands that have been rapidly disappearing, and perhaps creating barrier islands to act as speed bumps for storms.

Everyone wants to be king of the hill and acquiring part or all of Emap's assets would have strengthened their challenge and perhaps created one of the two predicted giants.

Mr. Arlacchi said the July decision of the Taliban's supreme religious leader, Mullah Omar, to ban all opium cultivation risked sending countless Afghan farmers into destitution and perhaps creating political problems.

Instead, the government will propose expanding unemployment benefits, funneling low-cost loans to small companies and perhaps creating a public agency to prop up heavily indebted companies that regulators consider worth rehabilitating.

Doing so, they believe, makes for a stronger neighborhood and a thriving downtown area, and perhaps creates a bit of good karma.