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And there's no major impact on macro-economics from these crypto-currencies, he suggests - but there are interesting micro-implications Oh, and he suggests that if Scotland goes for independence it could be used as a test bed for some of these currencies.

However, in contrast to other decision-analytic models which assume conditional independence, it could be considered that the probability that a newborn fails subsequent tests is conditional on having previous positive test results.

"At the end of the day, it's not a huge loss if Chase and Citibank lose some customers to Independence, but it could be a windfall for [Independence]," Fitzgibbon says.

If the ceasefire and the road map have improved the lot of the Palestinians and inspired real hope of independence to come, it could be difficult for Hamas to justify renewing its campaign of violence and so inviting a return to all the suffering of the intifada.

However, it believes that the Scottish Parliament does not have the legal authority to hold an independence referendum and it could be successfully challenged in the courts.

Rowling donated £1m last June to the campaign against Scottish independence after warning that it could be a "historically bad mistake" to leave the UK.

JK Rowling, the multimillionaire author of the Harry Potter novels, has donated £1m to the campaign against Scottish independence after warning that it could be a "historically bad mistake" to leave the UK.

Worse, the independence-leaning party complains, it could be a step on the way to Taiwan's eventual incorporation into China.Both warnings are overblown.

It could be energy independence, with high-tech green jobs and a real chance for addressing global warming.

Sturgeon announced that she was instructing Scottish government officials to draft fresh referendum legislation for Holyrood, only two years after her party lost the first independence vote in 2014, to ensure it could be held quickly if enough Scottish voters backed it.

Indeed, it could be claimed that independence per se has no fixed meaning or necessary connection with self-government unless we know what kinds of independence is required for self-rule (cf., however Raz 1986, 373-78).