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Over the last 20 years, however, it has become increasingly possible for MPs to come out and to survive electorally.

And yes, it still remains difficult, though increasingly possible, for men to opt for the non-traditional path of stay-at-home-dad.

Despite the problems of judicial delay, nonenforcement and corruption, it is increasingly possible for Russian businesses to find recourse in foreign courts.

Over the last decade, however, as the city has installed sewer mains in certain sections, it has become increasingly possible for developers to build multiple-unit dwellings and hook up to the mains.

He describes the approach as "point-of-care pathology," part of a convergence of medical technologies that make it increasingly possible for surgeons and medical technicians to make informed, on-the-spot decisions about patient care.

Netflix's global head of business development Bill Holmes added: "As Wi-Fi becomes more ubiquitous, it's going to be increasingly possible for members to enjoy Netflix wherever they want.

Objective assessment of these aspects of shift work is increasingly possible from routinely collected data and such observations suggest a need for increased training in non-technical skills.

With all the hope that followed Mr Aristide back into power now a bitter memory, the unthinkable seems increasingly possible: nostalgia for the Duvalier years.One reason is the mockery Haiti's politicians have been making of their young democracy.

As technology improves the means to measure and predict the OA process and its clinical consequences, it will be increasingly possible to screen individuals for high-risk phenotypes, combining clinical factors with information from imaging, genetic, metabolic and other biomarkers and to impact this high-risk condition to avoid or delay OA both structurally and symptomatically.

Unless there's a catastrophic bank crisis anyway — which seems plausible for Greece and increasingly possible in Ireland, but unlikely though not impossible for Spain — it's hard to see any Spanish government taking the risk of "de-euroizing".

That's increasingly possible considering the North's need for funding for the Rason zone, set up in a burst of optimism in the early 1990s but never a success.