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Virginia, for example, could become a problematic state for Republicans.
A childcare problem or a murder, for example, could become emblematic of Labour or Tory in government – but in all the wrong ways.
I noticed the alias system on the stories almost right away – a Filipino writer named Junbe, for example, could become Jimmy Finkel and Gisele Bautista might have a byline with the porn star-sounding moniker Jenni Cox.
Things are worse in the many industries saddled with overcapacity: 17% of loans to the manufacturing sector, for example, could become duds if the economy sours, says Morgan Stanley.The big banks have been here before.
"The UK government for example could become a world leader in the struggle against slavery if it introduced in the modern slavery bill extraterritorial legislation to make business executives responsible for slavery in their supply chains, and by supporting a binding protocol on the ILO convention on forced labour to strengthen international standards against forced labour".
The debate over what constitutes fair use, for example, could become largely moot if one side of the debate can lock its position down with a technology filter.
These examples could become widespread realities for those who've lost limbs or the control over body parts.
Periscope, for example, could sensibly become Twitter Live, since Twitter finally just added the ability to broadcast straight from its own app.
For example, NATO could become a central point for allies to share advice, best practices and the latest technologies to combat cyber attackers. .
For example, it could become less virulent in humans, causing a milder disease and killing maybe twenty per cent of its victims instead of fifty per cent.
