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How they decide those issues will affect not only our daily lives but also, conceivably, our sense of what it means to be a human being.

The pattern that emerges from these studies is one of impulsivity as a shared marker that is therefore proposed to reflect the predisposition to develop a range of addictive disorders, including gambling disorder but also conceivably other non-drug-related risky behaviors, such as risky sexual behaviors.

Not only does that make the cows cleaner as they go into the slaughterhouse, but it could also conceivably reduce the risk that the germ will spread from a feedlot to a nearby produce field though water or wild animals.

Non-membrane-associated intracellular Aβ1 42 aggregates could also conceivably be targeted directly to the autophagy pathway, but our antibody staining only detects highly aggregated forms of Aβ1 42 when they are already incorporated within AEL vesicles, especially in older samples.

But the obscuring of demand for goods by service-based consumption could also conceivably have negative impacts.

The opinion of players could also, conceivably, make a difference.

America could also conceivably sue Argentina at the International Court of Justice.

Arthur Andersen could also conceivably sell nonaudit consulting services to companies, said Mr. Corwin, the lawyer.

The other big prizes (best picture and director) are also conceivably within reach, bobbing tantalisingly on the near horizon.

It could also conceivably be an icy "trans Neptunian object," of which there are plenty in the frozen darkness past the eighth planet, but the researchers say that's less likely (it's also, not coincidentally, less interesting).

How companies in them will create value with information will be critical to their success and will also conceivably position them, more than others, to become infomediaries.