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But it is, just about, better to have two than three of the Westminster parties openly describing the bedroom tax as the failure that it is, not least because it could make its reversal an early priority for a coalition of a different complexion after 2015.

Mr. Nasrallah has often said that Shiite-Sunni conflict is dangerous not only in its own right, but also because it could make Hezbollah more vulnerable to an attack by Israel.

She said, "I know, because it could make money".

Among those supporting reselling digital goods are libraries, because it could make more material publicly available.

Drilling is much riskier because it could make the lander topple over.

But he dismisses a carbon tax because it could "make the expensive tar sands oil more viable".

It is a company that announced in 2009 it would no longer invest in solar or wind power because it thought it could make more money from oil.

Among the ploys: Enron was in favor of the Kyoto treaty, because it thought it could make money trading emission permits; see, environmentalism is the villain.

On the phone Destin told me the decision had come because Atlas felt it could make decisions a lot faster if everyone was in the same place.

But Mr. Hesse acknowledged that his company had previously been constrained in the strategic moves that it could make because of its heavy debt load and limited cash.

Mr Corbyn is opposed to bombing in Syria because he believes that it could make the situation worse if indiscriminate or accidental civilian deaths strengthen support for Isis.