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In Jajce and Zepce, power could shift from Croats to Muslims.With friendlier local governments, might refugees really return?

As the West becomes more suburbanised, the political balance could shift from protecting ranchers and loggers to protecting nature itself.

This may sound harsh, but she has the kind of look that could shift from trifle to pudding by the time she is 40.

The city could never shut down twice or produce the same enthusiasm twice in a year, and the weather could shift from brilliant to miserable.

He was also a brilliant orator who could shift from sly, colloquial humor to inspiring rhetoric without a break in delivery.

In the process, the entire structure of the industry could shift from a top-down approach to one that is organised from the bottom up.

These policy makers are proposing changes that could shift power from the British capital to its longtime rivals, Frankfurt and Paris.

Roth had crossed over; he had already gained a serious reputation, but now he also showed that he could shift easily from low burlesque to high drama.

The renewed urge to tinker, along with flexible manufacturing technologies, could shift production from big companies and stores to communities of makers and consumers, Mr. Pescovitz said.

One danger is that anger could shift away from foreigners who offend the nation's dignity, and toward the Chinese government for failing to do enough about it.

But he questioned whether Spain should be radically cutting spending when it needed to be retraining workers so the economy could shift away from an overreliance on construction.