"I don't really want to bring anybody in but something might [have] come up that I could have needed to [chase]," he said.
As for the bedroom tax, it is not made clear in the film why Daniel would have had a spare room; it is possible that he could have needed it for his late wife, who had medical issues of her own.
But they are mystified about how Parmatour could have needed 500 million euros, or more, to shore up its operations, even in a bleak environment.
We would read their shopping lists if we could — such things make them more human, and therefore slightly inhuman, since how is it possible that the authors of "Leaves of Grass" or "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" or "North of Boston" could have needed new stockings, and hair oil, and cornflakes?
Although the reason for this inverse association is not clear, it is possible that given a higher possibility of other comorbid conditions among these patients (e.g., conduct disorder), clinicians could have needed more time to observe their symptoms before making a correct diagnosis and subsequent treatment plans.
Still, while it doesn't hurt it enough to ruin it, it also doesn't add as much as it could have and needed to, so it holds the film back from achieving even greater potential.
In that case, only universes governed by the Standard Model, or something similar to it, could have the conditions needed for the emergence of physicists capable of observing it.Such arguments shade into philosophy, for even if multiple universes do exist it may be impossible to observe them.
Economists say Egypt's military rulers contributed to the strain by shunning the planned loan from the I.M.F. last June, when it could have provided badly needed hard currency and a financial seal of approval that might have helped reassure foreign investors and aid donors.
If Microsoft had needed cash, it could have pulled some from its operations abroad, but "borrowing new money on the debt markets is now cheaper than bringing its own money back from overseas," Mr. Lane said.
The Israelis, straining to sound cool while the European trio does the talking, say that, if Iran restarts its centrifuge work, it could have all the skills needed to make fissile material in a matter of months.So is Iran making bombs, or just trying to keep the option open?
But Mr Rama says it is vital not to pretend all is well in Albania for the sake of expediency.The dispute has meant that Albania has "wasted a year" it could have used for badly needed reforms, says Albert Rakipi, an Albanian analyst.
