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Uri Landesman, president of Platinum Partners, said that if the index could rally past 1,131, it could surge even further in the next couple of weeks.

Both the Justice Department and the FBI had been looking to see whether the Japanese giant had intentionally misled federal safety regulators after it began receiving complaints that some of its vehicles could surge out of control unexpectedly.

"We've got to do a clinical trial before people do this willy-nilly," says David in the United Kingdom especially because interest in such treatments could surge as it becomes easier to diagnose serious disorders in utero.

But if Mr Johnson could make it to a second round, at which point the votes of the more carefree Tory rank-and-file would tell, his chances could surge.Does he deserve it?

This year we have The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, which could surge far ahead of its predecessor, and another Hobbit film, but no Skyfall equivalent.

It might: Jeremy Cook, chief economist at the international payments company, World First, believes sterling could surge even higher against the euro in the months ahead, perhaps hitting €1.50 to the pound, compared with €1.44 now.

Analysts say tax receipts could surge.

Without them, violence against Serbs could surge.

But Mr. Romney's supporters seem concerned that Mr. Santorum could surge again in South Carolina.

The Nets could surge into a second-round series with the top-seeded Miami Heat.

To everyone's surprise, stock prices could surge, encouraging people to spend more.