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In this case, the F.T.C. said, the two companies tagged the Web site that was operated by Lane Labs so that it would likely come up whenever a consumer typed in a search phrase like "cancer treatment".

"It would likely come at the expense of economic growth at home".

Even if Byrnes did reveal just which HOF player used, it would likely come without any evidence, possibly leading to messy legal proceedings where no one looks good.

Jointly, The Planet and SoftLayer will have roughly 80,000 dedicated servers under management, which means it would likely come out bigger than rivals Rackspace and 1&1.

Projecting into the future I could expect that it would likely come again.

"This is coming back," said Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va)., adding that it would likely come up again in the context of infrastructure or energy legislation.

I think that the average reader of Adam Davidson's recent piece in the Atlantic, "Making It In America," would likely come away with the idea that the middle class economy, in terms of the job opportunities available to people who play by all those traditional middle class rules of education and responsibility and thrift, is in a period of disruptive change.

But it advised markets that the scheme would likely come to an end in just six months.

If Heston Blumenthal were ever set loose in a recording studio, he would likely come up with something like this.

The best chance of that would likely come from a Chinese powerhouse like Huawei.

Sally knew that the I.R.A. would likely come looking for young Sean, and it was then that she went public, appearing on television and in the local papers.