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And you can be sure that trend will lead to plenty of duff decisions, too.

However, as Lancashire fans know, yoyoing like that can lead to plenty of crucial matches and some exciting cricket.

With an exceptionally deep draft pool, especially on the defensive side, the thinking time is expected to lead to plenty of trades in the second round.

I.B.M. acknowledges that it is too soon to be sure that it has a much better answer with its full-bore thrust into alliances, which could lead to plenty of conflicts of its own as markets evolve.

Porter counters that even a low capture rate could lead to plenty of habitable exomoons.

It could get people buying more Android phones, which lead to plenty of other revenue for Google.  .

[C1.] Academic Ambivalence Over Google Scanning Plan Google's plan to create searchable digital copies of tens of millions of books at five leading research libraries has led to plenty of soul searching at Harvard and the other universities involved.

Because the Jennings are spies, that naturally leads to plenty of suspense and high-adrenaline situations.

But the changes have led to plenty of huffing and chatter in Burlington's artisanal cafes and bookstores.

In January, an "airpocalypse" across much of China led to plenty of hacking coughs, including for yours truly.

Zachary Harrison Wheeler has always gone by Zack — Z-A-C-K — a decision his parents readily admit has led to plenty of awkward moments.