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If sectarianism and separatism prevail, it can only become a crescent of blood and tears.

"It can only become an obscenity, like Schindler's List, where you know the extras who get mown down will be drinking Coca -Colafterer the filming".

Beauty is too much, the book pleads; it can only become grotesque, gruesome: A pigeon's heart swings here on the kissing-gate, withered, stuck through with pins, while out on the estuary, beaks of birds needle to the wind's compass... Death - human and animal - leaves an emptiness to be filled by the inadequacies of memory: the life force is deleted by the history of language.

It can only become stairs.

Theirs was a tragedy so common to the milieu that it can only become banal by repetition.

Kay, talking to Danny Baker on Peter Kay in Conversation, added: "I'm playing a 54-year-old disabled man – I can only become more like him".

Whatever the details of the mechanism(s) of action, it is clear that KTP can only become useful after chemical modification to increase its ability to cross the BBB, while preserving most of its structure and chemistry so that the KTP derivative would remain effective and non-toxic.

If this crisis deepens, he says, EU competition policy, especially when it comes to policing mergers, can only become more important.

With the prospect of an ageing population growing in size in years to come, it seems inevitable that loneliness can only become an even bigger problem.

When a cell begins to specialize, it loses this ability and can only become a limited number of cell types.

By way of objection to such teleological conception of identity it might be challenged that something can only become merged with God, or become God, if it is now different from God.