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Bondholders, who are owed $11 million in interest on Monday, and another $16 million next month, could technically push Polaroid into bankruptcy if they are not paid within 30 days, said Herbert N. Colcord, a spokesman for the company.
"We could technically arrest him for that," Tomer said.
For that matter, some projects on view could, technically, be manufactured with older methods.
McManus concedes that if you build behind the reef crest, the impact could technically be minimal.
While flying cars could technically operate from airport to airport, what's the point?
Also, texts could technically be sent or written by anyone with access to a cellphone.
"There could technically be Lunch Rocks every 10 blocks," Mr. Rudy said.
I mean, that could technically create emotional stress.
I mean, this could, technically, mean one of two things.
Even though the sequester deadline is Friday March 1, it could technically be repealed after the fact.
