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Incredibly, the two Woonsocket legislators have pushed for a receiver, despite the pain that it would likely bring their city.

He added, "The story that should be written is why the neoconservatives and others in the U.S. government who were hostile to Iran had this blind spot when it came to the election" — that is, why they endorsed a process that, as Warrick and his colleagues saw it, would likely bring pro-Iranian parties to power.

Bankruptcy proceedings for a huge company like GM, for example, would likely bring about a radical shift in retirement and health benefits to workers who gave their entire lives to American industry.

That's why a failed GM would likely bring Ford down with it, and vice-versa, argues David Cole, chairman of the Center for Automotive Research.

The Louisiana chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, which would likely bring a lawsuit against the abortion ban if it passes, called the legislation "a frontal attack" on women's health and the medical profession.

While that would likely bring more attention to this emerging alternate financing and distribution market, it would really solve the problems with money that indie filmmakers face.

I am sure none of them particularly like the hand they have, but reshuffling the deck now would likely bring a swift and certain end".

So cooling down the martial rhetoric — even if we plan to take military action eventually — would likely bring oil prices down for a time, making Iran weaker.