Today, gold has become an expression of the instability spreading from Tunisia to Egypt to Libya to Syria, to Yemen, to Saudi Arabia, to Iran, to Bahrain -- and those street dissensions to come, conceivably in Kuwait, UAE, and elsewhere.
Shaun Marsh may conceivably come in for his brother, Mitchell.
The final cost of the clean-up operation, currently at $3.5 billion, might conceivably come in at less than $6 billion.
Even the United States government could conceivably come out a winner, if it can extract any useful information from Mr Rodman or his entourage.
"You could conceivably come up with ways to bring down the entire Internet, by playing games with BGP protocol or bringing down the entire DNS archicecture.
The duchess, meanwhile, is also "keen" on sports and lists a variety of favorite activities, including tennis, sailing, swimming, and something called "hill walking," which could conceivably come in handy in San Francisco.
That moment could conceivably come at the end of October if data reassure the Fed that the economy has brushed off higher bond yields and if a fiscal train wreck has been avoided.
O'Hagan does not indict himself for murder - except in a collective way - but an ill-intentioned tabloid newspaper, revisiting that piece, could conceivably come up with a "secret shame of Booker winner" story.
CARS Rates on car loans will "conceivably come down a little, safe to say not the full three-quarters of a point," said Joe Belew, president of the Consumer Bankers Association in Washington.
"If you were the upstart station in town, you might conceivably come at this from a peacenik angle by going on the air with the body count, by pointing out we haven't got Osama bin Laden or Saddam yet, by saying we should end the madness.
In a foreword he added to the second edition of Brave New World, Aldous Huxley wrote: "Whatever its artistic or philosophical qualities, a book about the future can interest us only if its prophecies look as though they might conceivably come true".
