Turmeric and jasmine tea, he said; both potentially ward off cancer.
If convicted, he and Evens could both potentially face decades in federal prison.
Company A must now choose between two methods of accounting for the $100 million, both potentially legal.
That characterization both potentially exaggerates and underplays the problem, said Raymond Boggs, an analyst at the research firm IDC.
The former was known to cause renal failure in some patients, the latter aplastic anemia, both potentially life-threatening complications.
Trump also renewed his praise of waterboarding, which was banned by the Bush administration in 2006 as both potentially illegal and ineffective.
Both potentially speak to a bigger story: a realignment of British politics may be taking place and it could well work in Labour's favour.
His wife has given contradictory statements in recent days, telling reporters that her husband's injuries were both potentially career threatening and relatively minor.
Both potentially were provocative and could complicate the ability of any new government to establish itself," the February 2006 cable said.
There are, though, two tantalising possibilities of her remaining in public life, both potentially arising from the the appointment of her boss to be enterprise tsar in Gordon Brown's reshuffle.
For a statement of pure movie romanticism it's hard to beat Frank Borzage's "History Is Made at Night" (1937), which pits obsessive, malevolent love (in the person of a scary Colin Clive) against obsessive, liberating love, both potentially fatal.
