When the crime goes unsolved, as this one may despite Mr. Benson's offer of a $6,000 reward, the odds against the wound ever healing grow.
Greenfield lets the chips fall where they may: despite its dedication, this is not your run-of-the-mill music-biz hagiography.
President Bill Clinton has hinted that he may, despite opposition from his Congress, allow American troops to stay beyond the middle of next year, which is when NATO's "stabilisation force" is due to withdraw.
They may, despite American entreaties, seek to develop a nuclear capacity to match Iran's; a deal to halt nuclear weapons proliferation may lead instead to the proliferation of nuclear-threshold states.
Is it snobbery that prompts outrage at the speculation that the working-class Mr Tapie may, despite his denials, want to revive a political career that made him the Socialists' minister of urban affairs under François Mitterrand?Well, not entirely.
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The timing of this continued speculation is not working in his favour with supporters who may, despite Sterling's insistence money is not a motive, start to believe he and his representative are overplaying their financial hand.
Then on 3 May, despite legal warnings by the police before his rally, Raj issued a diktat to his supporters to take action whenever they encountered "injustice".
For most American students, who are increasingly diverse, low-income and unprepared for the rigors of collegiate study, a blind rush to "online everything" may, despite the promise, provide only access to failure.
Thus, the results may, despite the large study population, have been a chance finding because of low statistical power.
It is of great importance to use a treatment regimen with a high antitumour activity in another clinical situation such as induction chemotherapy before surgery, and the current regimen may, despite its inconvenience, be among the options for that situation.
