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South Korea's vice foreign minister was told by two named Chinese officials that they believed Korea should be reunified under Seoul's control; a Chinese ambassador called North Korea's nuclear activity a threat to the whole world, and China has already calculated how many refugees it could take in from North Korea before closing its borders.

It has not been a runaway hit in foreign markets but has performed solidly, and Mr. Ford said it could take in as much as $50 million, adding to sales of more than $114 million in the United States.

But Laurence Isaac Balter, the chief market strategist for Oracle Investment Research, which has clients that own Apple shares, said he thought the iPhone 5C was just a stopgap for Apple so that it could take in more sales while it worked on more compelling products, like a television and a connected wristwatch.

Germany said it could take in a further 500,000 Syrian refugees this week, while the UK said it would accept 20,000 more refugees before the end of 2015.

"If there was a health problem, the FDA has plenty of recourse it could take in the market.

Another formed a mat of cellulose, where it could take in oxygen from above and food from below.

"It was almost more than I could take in".

And it was something you could take in, unlike 9/11.

Even some of the President's harshest critics acknowledged that he might have been right: democracy, as he defined it, could take hold in the Middle East.

Some industry watchers predict it could take $100m £64mm) in its opening weekend in the US.

"Our concern is it could take off in this population in the future," said Dr. Lemp, who is leading a joint United States-Mexican study of migrants and AIDS.