Gandolfini was at any rate a more brilliant noir-ish figure in the Coen brothers' The Man Who Wasn't There – Big Dave Brewster, the guy who could conceivably be having an affair with the wife of Billy Bob Thornton's broodingly taciturn barber.
Alternatively, given the depth at WR, a relatively high-end player at that position could conceivably be had in return.
The magazine, in other words, has ceased trying to imagine a situation in which a woman might conceivably be naked; it has just come up with any situation — the girl might be receiving the Nobel Prize — and then removed the clothes.
It might, conceivably, be civil Mr McCain has invited Mr Obama to hold joint town-hall meetings with him, where both men answer whatever questions the audience tosses at them.
To the extent that taking a photograph of a police officer is likely to be useful to a person planning terrorist acts (and arguably any photograph of a police officer could conceivably be useful), it has been a criminal offence under section 58 since 2001.
Had he been the Republican nominee in the general election, he could have conceivably been deserted by Republicans suspicious of his loyalties, opening the door to a Democratic victory.
A district champion could conceivably be disqualified if it had a player who could not produce the necessary documents.
It could conceivably be argued that Arsenal have the midfielders to cope with Wilshere's absence but England certainly do not.
"Jumboizing" has conceivably been kicking around for quite sometime, somewhere perhaps outside the 12 mile limit, certainly outside our area of operations.
Some of the best prospects — those in the higher-level minors — could have conceivably been late-summer call-ups to the big leagues.
But the decision not to do this sort of excavation back in 1979, when the floor was new, makes one curious if money might have conceivably been a consideration, even if only a couple of thousand dollars were at stake.
