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He may fire the former F.B.I. deputy director, Andrew McCabe, just days before he's scheduled to retire.
On Monday, the Serbian Parliament will recognize Mr. Kostunica, and may fire the Serbian Interior Minister, a key Milosevic ally, and abolish a draconian information law.
Anger may fire the shot, but misogyny determines the target.
Singapore's Little India riot and other disturbances may fire the imaginations and deliberations of Yale-NUS students and faculty.
Trump's surrogates have moved in recent months to discredit Mueller's investigation, and rumors have swirled for weeks that the president may fire the special counsel.
Also remember that bullets that didn't fire once may fire the next time, so assume that it will fire, but don't risk your life expecting it to fire.
The visitors were eager to put the tie to bed and James Dunne and Stevie May fired wide and the latter also drew a save from Robinson.
His kicker: "You may have fired the first shot.
I think they may have fired the drummers this year following complaints from everyone who sleeps here.
The spokesman, Gen. Osama Ismail, blamed the gunfire on "infiltrating saboteurs" and suggested that civilians may have fired the tear gas.
Terry Irvine, who, according to some witnesses, may have fired the first shot, testified that he'd been too drunk to remember much of anything about the evening.
