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The Dolphins could technically still leapfrog the Patriots to claim first place in the AFC East, but given that it would require New England to lose out, I'm going to say that's unlikely.

Possible but not all that plausible, given that it would require breaking up the euro, more autonomy for individual countries to intervene in the running of their economies, and a simultaneous philosophical U-turn in the big member states.

In January, the Department of Energy declared that the U.S. power grid "faces imminent danger" of cyberattack, though critics argue that the risks of a total shutdown of American power are often overstated, given that it would require the physical destruction of multiple substations.

This is highly unlikely to occur, especially in an election year, given that it would require 13 Democratic senators and 48 Democratic representatives to break with U.S. President Barack Obama.

Therefore disappearing C1a from the expanding population in America appears unlikely given that it would require disappearance of a lineage from an expanding population in an unpopulated territory, a demographic situation in which loss of lineage due to genetic drift is minimized [ 77].

"At my age, I'd hate to start all over again and give my house away, because that's what it would require," said 72-year-old Delmont Jackson as he played eight-ball pool at the Hasselbring Senior Center last week.

It would require that owners give tenants 18 months' notice on a buyout, not the current 12.

But when the doctor said that giving him an injection to dull it would require stopping for a few minutes, and "time means a lot to you," Johnson said, "If time means a lot, don't stop".

The Syrian Kurds would also probably dislike Paul's vision because it would require that Kurds "give up any claim to Turkish territory".

It seems unlikely that Congress would do so, given that the legislation would require support from the Republican-led House and Senate, as well as President Trump's signature.

Mark Kasowitz is a lawyer Donald Trump hired to handle the Russia case a job that one might presume would require a security clearance, given that it requires dealing with an untold but probably very large amount of classified information.