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With more quality control in the kitchen, it could soar.
If many moviegoers opt to see "Dark of the Moon" in 3-D, it could soar past $1 billion.
As Mercury watchers flock to shops to buy physical copies of the album, it could soar higher still.
Knowledge is power, and the number of fallible human beings who possess it – and perhaps misuse or mislay it – could soar.
It could soar in value if that Web site goes public.
Based on financial filings, her personal net worth is less than $100 million, but it could soar if and when the restricted stock units vest and Facebooks post-IPO stock price pops, as some analysts expect.
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I am tempted by notions of how much higher I could soar It may be terrifically trendy among my Corbyn-loving peers to feign that money is of no great importance, will not make you happier, and that fortnight-long jaunts to Antigua are tawdry because, hey, isn't it nicer to holiday in Lowestoft eating home-made Shippam's bloater paste sandwiches, while observing an RNLI display?
-George Sosa Parents sacrificed so I could soar.
Broken Wings could soar if it were expanded to a full-length work.
It is a group that could soar if Golson is not overwhelmed, if Saturday's victory was not an aberration.
Political observers say that by spending more, earlier, Amazon is showing potential opponents that its ultimate campaign spending could soar even higher.
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