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If the fund continues with its defensive strategy, it could drop its Czech holdings entirely without even seeking shareholder approval.

Flybe has warned that it could drop its flights between Newquay and Gatwick unless the airport's owner, Cornwall Council, wins a government subsidy to support it.

One was shot down by the CAP before it could drop its bomb and another was shot down by the carrier.

Barclays lowered its submissions so that it could drop back into the pack of panel banks; it has released evidence that can be interpreted as an implicit nod from the Bank of England (and Whitehall mandarins) to do so.

Support the door as you loosen these screws, or it could drop completely out of its initial position.

It could drop another 300 feet or so from its current maximum depth of 1,240 feet over the next hundred years, according to Ittai Gavrieli, director of the Geological Survey of Israel, a government body.

Next year it could drop by a further £286,000.

It could drop to as low as $125 in the near future, industry experts say.

It could drop the whole matter, recommend penalties or hold more meetings.

Now, in a patent, it has outlined how it could drop packages from the air instead.

It could drop off a bit and still remain at very high levels.