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They could conceivably set up an opposition site that effectively shuts down your fund-raising.
If a vaccine works, then the vaccinators might conceivably set up what's known as ring vaccinations around Ebola hot spots.
Vonage could also conceivably set up a workaround that doesn't infringe on Verizon's patents.
Next up, he could conceivably set up meetings with major business and financial leaders, and try to jawbone them into taking some of the mounds of money they are sitting on and spend it or invest it in ways that would create jobs.
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At scale, Digit could work with whatever bank makes the most competitive terms, or conceivably could set up an independent banking operation, thereby becoming more vertically integrated.
But with more debates to follow, a good start in Denver could conceivably set him up for a sustained surge, which is what he needs.
In essence, a person could conceivably move into a unit, set up shop, and live in there until his or her day in court, without paying a dime.
Conceivably, all our beliefs could be set up in this way, having as little in common as alpha and beta one internally unstructured representational state after another.
Set up by Ryan.
"I don't believe that we can conceivably go beyond that and I think the people of Northern Ireland deserve more, they deserve a government and they deserve it to be set up now". Mr Brokenshire and Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told the media at Stormont Castle that they believe a deal can yet be struck.
So Democrats could conceivably cobble together a handful of Lynch's GOP supporters to vote with them to move the Senate into executive session, at which point Reid could set up a procedural vote that lines up a confirmation vote on Lynch the following day.
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