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The Socialists have been wracked by infighting since Mr Chávez fell ill, and the advisory body could conceivably serve as a de facto Politburo.
Still, the complete works could conceivably serve as the basis for a humanities elective at a Rocky Mountain college, titled "Steep, Deep, But Never Cheap: a Marxist investigation of leisure culture and the mass marketing of aspiration".
Despite an economy weakened by the financial crisis, Mr. Putin remains popular, and were he to run for president again in 2012, he could conceivably serve another two terms, through early 2024, when he would be 71.
It seems unlikely that anything significant will ever be built on them, although if construction picks up elsewhere they could conceivably serve as (phenomenally expensive) aggregate mines, since marine sand can usually be used to make concrete, as long as it's been rinsed sufficiently to remove all the salt and other undesirable materials.
The reason is that Phoenix's burgeoning population has spread so far across the desert — greater Phoenix, whose population is a little more than twice that of Manhattan, covers more than two hundred times as much land — that no transit system could conceivably serve it.
The apparent youth and smoothness of the surface have led to the hypothesis that a water ocean exists beneath it, which could conceivably serve as an abode for extraterrestrial life.
In this situation, only examples could conceivably have served as props of judgment.
Depending on when a particular council member is elected, he or she could conceivably end up serving 10 years.
Two of these serpins have three consecutive negatively charged residues, which conceivably could serve as a binding motif for interacting molecules.
Still, Manning's testimony on Thursday and Friday could conceivably result in less time served.
Actually, people opposed to allowing gay men and women to serve in the military could conceivably point to Mr. Rabe's play in support of their beliefs.
