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He told analysts that it could become less costly to advertise on Snapchat, a platform that has been notoriously expensive.

He is the author of "The Shackled Continent", a book that tries to explain why Africa is so poor and how it could become less so.

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.

This measure is remaining, although it could become less prominent because a new one is proposed, which will be a wider version, with more subjects included.

"I think cooperation will continue on any of those fronts because it's in both countries' national interests, but it could become less institutional," he said.

In the grand scheme, the biggest bugaboo haunting personal genomics is the specter of Gattaca: as more people adopt genetic screening, the choice to use it could become less voluntary--or at least harder to turn down.

If it shows too many ads, users could become less prone to frequent return visits, and might spend less time browsing the feed.

Is it possible that the sensationalist warnings could become less ridiculous?

Now it appears that even those positions could become less plentiful.

Now that the switch has been flipped, and Mr. Phoenix's crackup will be viewed as pure performance, the movie could become less interesting because it is less real.

But, he added, "It is always possible that a person of his age could become less attentive to facts that are presented during the course of a complicated trial".