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A defeat for the White House at the hands of the industry could become further evidence of the administration's sagging political fortunes.

If protests continue at their current rate, that idea could become further entrenched or it could be eroded, as it has already been eroded, seemingly, for moderates who lean left.

Some consumers, especially those in big cities, could become further disillusioned with moviegoing when they see theaters charging $17 for an adult ticket to a film that they will be able to see in their living rooms just days later.

Asked by Idol about how he could become further involved in cyberculture, Branwyn and Mark Frauenfelder advised him to investigate The WELL, one of the oldest online communities.

Every Mother Counts was established as a campaign dedicated to ending preventable maternal deaths and as a resource for the film's audiences to learn more about how they could become further engaged on this issue.

"But with the Brexit vote dampening investment intentions and adding to uncertainty, this pre-existing condition could now become further aggravated, posing a risk.

When I looked across at my peers, I could have become further disheartened, as most of them had gotten the first job they applied for.

Evidence for the benefit of neoadjuvant chemotherapy with the objective to improve resectability rates was already established in 1996, at which time it was shown that initially unresectable metastases could become resectable (further defined as secondary surgery) after downsizing by chemotherapy [ 3].

More likely is that fans will continue to make an "appointment to view" for the biggest matches but that they could become fewer and further apart.

While Mr. Rangel has predicted that he will be vindicated, some of his allies have expressed concern that a public trial could become ugly and further damage his reputation and legacy.

The concern, Rome said, is that without its own identity, the arts component could become vulnerable to further cuts and a blurring of its focus.