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It remains to be seen whether an arbitration system will be included in the new regulatory body.
It remains to be seen whether an electorate known for its contempt for the political class — often with good reason — will still be entertained by the president's idiosyncrasies when his term ends in 2021.
But it remains to be seen whether an essentially liberal appeal for government support of health care — especially one emanating from New York — would be as effective in other parts of the country as it has been in New York.
It remains to be seen whether an accounting fraud will be uncovered, but at a minimum Mr Messier and his team seem to have misled the markets as to Vivendi's true financial position.
On the other hand, he said, if, as he and many other lawyers contend, the court has simply given this cooperative the chance to prove its allegations, it remains to be seen whether an implied promise can be extracted from the provisions of the subscription agreement and offering plan -- the documents that serve as the contract between the sponsor and the co-op and its shareholders -- in this case.
"It remains to be seen whether an ad-only model is sufficient to make a successful business, and whether this market will ever evolve towards a pay model when there are multiple players offering free mobile music," said Gajwani.
