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Yet while that hobby may have began as a coach at the age of 37 at Delbrücker SC, it quickly developed into a full coaching role at Preussen Münster, Paderborn and then Red Bull Salzburg.

Eyewitnesses also said that the stampede may have began after revellers scrambled to pick up fake money appearing to advertise a promotion for a nearby club was thrown from a building overlooking the street.

It was that year, prosecutors have been told, that Sotheby's and Christie's may have began to collude; it is certainly the year that they raised the commissions they charged buyers, by exactly the same amount.

The Temptations All Directions (1972) The meeting between psychedelic soul and the Motown hit factory may have began with Cloud Nine and Psychedelic Shack, but All Directions showcases these five superb singers and auteur producer Norman Whitfield at the height of their powers witness Run Charlie Run, and their spacey epic Papa Was a Rollin' Stone.

Indeed, Syria may have began its chemical weapons program as a direct response to Israel's chemical, biological and nuclear programs.

Evidence suggests that the house may have began as a single-story, one-room house and later expanded to a two-story, two-room house by 1726.

Modern clinical research may have begun on the 20th of May, 1747, aboard the HMS Salisbury.

However, that may have begun to change.

The opening manoeuvres may have begun.

Disaster-preparedness capitalism may have begun in the cold war.

A process of European unraveling may have begun.