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Jessica Beltrán wanted answers about how and why another season could be drifting away from the Mets.

If his flirtation with Baghdad is consummated, the struggle with the implacable zealot from Saudi Arabia could be drifting towards an exceedingly bloody end-game.

Some politicians within Merkel's centre-right coalition are already warning that Germany could be drifting even further away from France, Britain and the US.

The euphoria that greeted a military coup here almost five months ago -- and the hope that a no-nonsense general could quickly turn this corrupt, virtually bankrupt country around -- have given way to a weary sense that little has changed, and to fears that Pakistan could be drifting toward more war with India.

Moreover, if the pan-sexual strain could be drifted to extinction, so could the mating types, but in fact we have never obtained ambiguous outcomes: sufficiently long replicate simulations always yield the same result.

Speaking form London (in body at least, her soul could still be drifting over the ocean somewhere), McRae spoke with The Creators Project about her fantastical art projects, almost missing a meeting with NASA, and the complicated endeavor of designing babies in space.

An errant set of needle-nose pliers floated away and could be spotted drifting below the station.

From the camp's periphery this week, a band of young men could be seen drifting aimlessly on the grounds.

Smoke could be seen drifting over Interstate 5, but the fire did not force its closure.

In Denver, a dense canopy of gray smoke could be seen drifting east from the fire zone over Colorado's high plains, at times blocking the view of the mountains, and the smell of burning timber wafted through the city.

In fact, it could be argued that we're drifting into separate societies: one very rich, one very poor, and one a middle class that's increasingly anxious and frustrated.