In late Etruscan an -i suffix marks some women's names; still later, apparently (or possibly in a different dialect area), -ia is similarly used.
That is partly because the sea ice is apparently receding — possibly a result of global warming — which would ease exploration and drilling.
Rumours about Ronan's paternity were put directly to Farrow by Vanity Fair; she apparently replied "possibly" when asked whether Sinatra had fathered Ronan.
Apparently, also, possibly, under such circumstances, the state of affairs that the omnipotent agents in question are stalemated in their endeavors to affect the feather as to its motion or rest at t is morally optional for those agents.
The problem with David Brooks here is that his views are narrow; he also apparently cannot possibly conceive of women in his neat dull scenario.
The inspectors visited several sites of the suspected Aug. 21 poison gas attack and gathered samples, apparently of possibly contaminated soil, tissue and other evidence, and also interviewed victims, witnesses, doctors and others in and around Damascus, the Syrian capital.
Human infections remain poorly characterized and are apparently underappreciated, possibly because of the lack of specific signs and symptoms.
In spite of this, many physicians have doubts as to whether elderly subjects are good candidates for ICU care because of the apparently, albeit possibly false, poor long-term outcomes (such as mortality, functional autonomy and quality of life) after critical care in this population [ 3- 12].
"Could not possibly," apparently, wasn't supposed to be in the local lexicon.
Cyrus himself was apparently busy elsewhere, possibly in the east, for little is known of his activities between the capture of Sardis and the beginning of the Babylonian campaign in 540.
