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But experts are right to be sceptical: transistors may get ever smaller, but in chipmaking scale rules.

The cuts may get ever more radical, but they're just cuts – what any accountant would tell you to do to get your personal finances in order.

It may get ever more difficult to be heard while both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue are looking at an initial bill of tens of billions of dollars to attack Iraq and then begin rebuilding it.

This month IMAX has been screening episodes of HBO's "Game of Thrones" television show.As TV screens get bigger and sharper, and as streaming services like Netflix expand, cinemas may get an ever-shorter period of exclusivity before a film is made available for home viewing.

Amazon may be getting ever deeper into a range of virtual products like media content and cloud services, but it is also continuing to add more features to lock down the bread and butter of its business: its e-commerce marketplace and the vast logistics operation that underpins it.

It is a ball Perry would like to have back, and he may get it if it ever lands.

People may get angry if they ever find out you are listening in on their private conversations.

But several administration officials acknowledge that those talks, if they ever start, may get mired pretty quickly.

These days — with restrictions on time, the use of a flash and even on how close photographers may get — it is harder than ever to capture those moments that convey something special about an artist or show, Ms. Romero said.

If network television ever resumes, we may get an American version of "Life on Mars".

Along the way, they may or may not notice, the floor gets ever lower, until it reaches the concentration camp galleries, then climbs again.