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That process could conceivably take months or years.

Obama could conceivably take a more aggressive regulatory posture.

Oligomerization could conceivably take place in two ways.

Their candidates, they said, could conceivably take some time off.

If the masses storm the palace, the Maoists could conceivably take over.Some democrats fear the palace itself.

If robots can master human-level dexterity, they could conceivably take on many more tasks and jobs.

Nobody could conceivably take such a risk with this country, that's not in my view believable.

Also, while one might conceivably take an oath "amidst" clouds and storms, one cannot speak words "during" tides and waters.

Even mixed martial arts, the hybrid combat sport sometimes known as cage fighting, could conceivably take steps to protect its athletes from brain trauma.

The main concern of the FDA was whether the genetically engineered salmon could escape and because of its superior size conceivably take over wild Atlantic salmon.

Instead of being cautious and sticking close to established competencies, the executives started considering bold new directions in strategy and product development that competitors could conceivably take.