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So imagine these scenarios, which may never come to pass, but which could get the sweat trickling down the brows of Eurovision's traditional big hitters.

Messages are 10 cents apiece, which could get expensive, but if you use a service like this only when it's important the price may be fair.

"Obviously, it was perverse and sick, but I figured it was his perspective and somewhat provocative, which could get people talking about the issue of domestic violence".

Geoengineers would need to leave the cloud up for a long time, which could get tricky.

Among them are I.B.M., which could receive $1.4 billion, General Motors, which could receive $832 million, and General Electric, which could get $671 million.

Which could get awkward if someone figures out how to hack these things.

Government officials say they are aware that some British overseas territories are facing serious problems which could get worse.

Undocumented immigrants may also be more fearful than legal residents of attracting police attention, which could get them deported.

"Many Americans are still at risk of power outages and flooding," President Obama said, "which could get worse in the coming days as rivers swell past their banks".

This comes as they are both scheduled to appear at a Winter Warmup event for the team, which could get rather frosty.

Many Americans are still at serious risk of power outages and flooding, which could get worse in the coming days as rivers swell past their banks.