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If Israel would start that process, which is in its own self-interest, it might finally find a way to eclipse Mr. Arafat.

The hope is that creativity and commerce is now beginning to combine in tech in such a way that it might finally shed its poor tag.

It might finally shake G.M., its creditors and the autoworkers' union out of their complacency, forcing them to reach an agreement to reduce the beleaguered automaker's liabilities.

Not a fortnight has passed since the board of easyJet thought it might finally have drawn a line under its wranglings with Sir Stelios Hajitsoannou, its founder and 38% shareholder.

But then again, it might finally help the World Economic Forum live up to its motto: Committed to Improving the State of the World.

More technology might make jobs training more efficient, but its true potential for disruption has to do with the way it might finally separate jobs training from college.

It might finally lift this process out of the mud and the fear.

Anyway, the HSBC board meeting today has triggered speculation that it might finally announce a decision.

But the Garden Bridge's aura of invincibility looks as if it might finally be wearing off.

[Newsday] It might finally be time to stick a fork in the Yankees after their 6-2 loss to Toronto.

But if true, he said, it might finally prod the government to focus on the needs of its people.