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Mr. Kaminsky says subleasing done secretly is dangerous and not recommended, because it could result in an eviction proceeding.

Such an outcome is unlikely, because it could result only from a clear breach of European law.

The frequency of impact forces should not be equal to the resonance frequency of driving system because it could result with a damage to a ball screw mechanism.

The idea of arming the opposition in Syria is completely misguided because it could result in a very long regional war.

The technique, which is strictly prohibited because it could result in a form of suffocation known as positional asphyxia, was nicknamed "carpet karaoke" by G4S guards.

The vote is seen as a key point in the nation's history, because it could result in the first peaceful transition of power in Afghanistan.

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That is why the curmudgeons' debate with themselves matters: because it could do harm; it could result in dismissing the tools of publicness just when we most need to safeguard them.

Media captionCynon Valley MP Ann Clwyd said she spoke to four Bryn Estyn child abuse victims and found their stories "harrowing" Mr Jillings said his report never saw the light of day because the council's insurers felt it could result in individual children suing for compensation in a way that could have been costly.

In patients with PVTT, TACE was considered a contraindication because it could theoretically result in hepatic damage resulting from hepatic ischemia [ 28].

But even a less severe misdemeanor charge puts a defendant in a difficult situation because it could still result in a criminal record, said David Smiley, a lawyer with the Legal Aid Society.