Whether we are really closer to that eventuality than Millett was, or have moved further away from it, is still an open question.
Such an eventuality looked scarily close on Tuesday night.
It's been almost 80 years since passengers last descended its traditional tiled staircase, having been shut in 1934, when, owing to its close proximity to other stations, an eventuality you might think eminently foreseeable, it ceased to be economically viable.
And the lower the short-term balance falls, the harder it is for the state to cover its day-to-day bills and the closer New York moves toward a previously unimaginable eventuality: A government check that bounces.
For consider this: Although it is logically possible, given the normal philosophical view of the matter, that a fair coin would never land heads up, not even once in a trillion tosses, such an eventuality is so incredibly improbable and so close to an impossibility that no one need fear it actually happening.
In such an eventuality, I plan to find a quiet room, close the door, take a few deep breaths, feel my bodily sensations, and try to imagine what it might be like to be one of the millions of people for whom that result would be great news.
It's impossible to predict all eventualities, but a business venture set up between close friends or family members can implode spectacularly.
Later, questioned by Pete Weatherby QC, representing 22 families whose relatives were killed in the 1989 disaster, Marshall agreed it would have been "helpful" if he had been told the tunnel was closed, and the police could have planned for such an eventuality at the 1989 match.
Rather, the preference is for the regime to implode from within and for the people of Tripoli to rise up to remove the colonel an eventuality widely reckoned, in Western government circles, to be getting close.You are missing some Flash content that should appear here!
As a result, people with the disease and their close ones can become profoundly affected by the idea of such an eventuality".
