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Yet one already sees signs of a softening, making room for a story of Trump's "growth" — based perhaps on the notion that, were the Republican Party actually to nominate him, it couldn't possibly be as stupid a move as it seems.

22. Sometimes it is said that the Forms are meanings of terms, based perhaps on the Republic's claim (596a) that there is a Form corresponding to every name (common, not proper) in the language.

A variation would be to offer to provide delivery systems ourselves … "Finally there is the option of acquiring an independent UK retaliatory capability, based perhaps on American technology.

"I think the gap now is very narrow," he claimed, based less perhaps on the League table than a narrow 2-1 defeat in the most recent derby, won by a spectacular overhead kick from Wayne Rooney, who will, of course, be missing on Saturday.

Ask students broad questions to which everyone on the panel can respond, perhaps based on the Attitudes on Aptitude handout, or invite each member to speak for three minutes about their findings.

The Iraqi invasion, he writes, was "based on perhaps the worst war plan in American history".

The whole system needs to be rethought". The modèle républicain d'intégration is based on perhaps the most sacred article of all France's grand republican creed: that everyone is equal and indistinguishable in the eyes of the state.

Mr Craig is reported to be nearing a deal to star in a forthcoming Hollywood film of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, the first in a planned trilogy based on perhaps the hottest property in publishing: Swedish novelist Stieg Larsson's hugely-successful "Millenium" series of novels.

Will a textbook question possibly be "How many financial experts did it take to bankrupt Orange County?" or perhaps "Based on the current State of the State, when will the sales tax in California reach 10%?" This "new new math" for our children is a travesty and injustice to the education of every school-age child.

The modifier "modern" in the title is perhaps based on the fact that, in some of the panels, the girl toddler has not exactly behaved like a Goody Two-shoes.

perhaps based on the technique used in the original paper or some other measure some quality metric can be assigned to the mutation information recorded in the database?