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And though it could attract plenty of advertising dollars and possibly become an acquisition candidate, Ms. Pojer takes a not-a-chance stance on both issues.

The assumption was that Lindh would one day succeed prime minister Goran Persson as leader of the Swedish Social Democratic party, and possibly become her country's next prime minister.

Last year at this time, Toronto FC was a good bet to win a third consecutive Eastern Conference title, repeat as MLS Cup champion and possibly become the first league representative to claim the Concacaf Champions League crown.

Some Senate Republicans suggested a quick vote on a stopgap spending measure could allow the House to attach a measure related to the Affordable Care Act but one that could split Democrats and possibly become law.

The drug maker Pfizer said Wednesday that it was recalling packets of birth control pills because some had been packaged incorrectly, potentially causing women to take an inadequate dose and possibly become pregnant.

BOSTON — An immigration judge has granted asylum to President Obama's aunt, allowing her to stay in the United States and possibly become a citizen in about six years, her lawyers said Monday.

He was tortured by the KGB, and possibly became some sort of double-agent, before making a third escape to the West.

They have a kid, and have lost a parent, and were very sad and cross in the 1990s, and possibly became interested in polyamory for a while after college.

Reference [13] requires a large amount of computation and possibly becomes incompetent when malicious locators are more than the legitimate ones.

This indicates that the pain experienced by patients post TKA lessens over time and possibly becomes a residual 'discomfort' or 'pressure' in the knee.

Sabathia would be in line to start Games 1, 4 and 7, and thus possibly become the first pitcher since the Diamondbacks' Curt Schilling in the 2001 World Series to start three games in a playoff series.