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He hoped to lift his stock among N.B.A. scouts and possibly bring a national championship to Eugene.

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It was thought that Carter, a "New Southerner," could appeal to both whites and African Americans and possibly bring the South back into the Democratic fold.

He had expressed fears that if no consensus candidate were found the race might strain and, possibly, bring down his delicately balanced coalition government.

"Having the opportunity to catch the eye of more people and possibly bring them to your site, there's definitely an appeal".

Mr. Ecevit fears that elections could hurt Turkey's efforts to join the European Union, damage the fragile economy and possibly bring an Islamic party to power.

Wirecard has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying they're baseless and possibly brought forward to damage the company or profit from short sales.

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Rubin was reported to be among those vying to purchase the Carolina Panthers — and possibly bringing rapper/entrepreneur Diddy and Warriors guard Stephen Curry into his ownership group — before dropping out of the bidding last month.

The provision represents an unusually direct intervention by lawmakers into the way covert operations are run, impeding an administration plan aimed at returning the CIA's focus to traditional intelligence gathering and possibly bringing more transparency to drone strikes.

Another trip to the doctor unearthed high sugar levels in my urine - a sign of diabetes, and possibly brought on by my unprecedented consumption levels of American hard gums, as well as the erratic nourishment my body had been getting.