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The problem has become so acute that Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has promised to announce emergency measures on Monday, though what they may be remains unclear.

But how Mets fans would feel about a possible Wilpon-Trump courtship, long shot that it may be, remains to be seen.

In fact, I envy anyone who can get to the end of 2016, survey the state of play, and conclude that only one acceptable prejudice – whatever it may be – remains.

Small iron-coated spheres found in some parts of the sediments near the fossils may be remains of one stage of the microorganisms involved in the algal bloom, but results aren't conclusive, Pyenson says.

While scientists' natural tendency to seek out the best researchers, wherever they may be, remains the main driver of this increase, the panel attributed research improvements in Portugal, Austria, and Greece to a concerted effort by the European Commission's Framework Programme, which funds research only if it includes collaboration with an emerging E.U. country.

Yet behavioral therapy, as time and labor-intensive as it may be, remains the foundation of skill building for most children with autism.

Determining the extent to which the remaining ∼99% of the genome may be functional remains a major challenge for biology.

However shredded his scruples may be, Thomas Cromwell remains, in his own peculiar way, scrupulous.

Biologically groundless as it may be, race remains a hard, unbenign, unbudgeable fact of American life.

How those divergent views may be reconciled remains to be seen.

Unfortunately, 20 years down the line, exactly how this may be done remains elusive.