But conceivably 1977 was the aberration and New Yorkers have been mostly civilised for quite a while.
It's the first time for quite a while – conceivably since 1940, when Gone with the Wind won and Wuthering Heights was among the nominees – that versions of two novels by women have been listed for the most coveted Oscar.
The living quarters were the best he had ever had in any vessel; and the stores, intended to be sufficient for the British officers and passengers for two months or more, would keep him and his small crew well fed for as long as his voyage might conceivably last.
It seems likely that More worked at it, on and off, over a period of years, conceivably between 1513 and 1520, when his humanist interests were dominant.
"The National Anthem" falls into the category of "Black Mirror" episodes that could conceivably occur today with the technology at our disposal: social media and the television news are all that is needed to bring about its wretched consummation.
If all goes well, this would be a critical step in the development of reusable launch vehicles (RLVs) that could dramatically reduce the cost of space launches and conceivably transform today's crop of expendable launch vehicles (ELVs) into dinosaurs -- almost overnight.
The Bangladesh Red Crescent Society warned Sunday that the number of dead could conceivably be 5,000 to 10,000, and the United Nations World Food Program said yesterday that it would not be surprised by such a tally.
If not for a first-round 75 at the Masters, where he settled for a fifth-place tie, Woods could have conceivably entered this week with a chance to win all four majors this year.
Conceivably, though, this year could be an exception.
Early voting, which Mr. Obama has counted on to bolster his chances of a second term, will most likely grind to a halt in some places along the Eastern Seaboard, while power failures could last much of the week and conceivably until Election Day in some places.
Investments could conceivably start early next year.
