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The Europeans may, however, take a tougher look at Warner's unrelated proposal to combine its music operation with that of the EMI Group.
This change may, however, take some time to come into effect as, rather than implementing an existing clause in the 2003 Extradition Act, May will introduce fresh legislation to overcome problems of delay and possible "satellite litigation".
They may, however, take a great interest in the world of spirits and the operations of astrology, just as the local population does, even though they regard such matters as subordinate to the ultimate Buddhist aim of universal Nirvana.
This may, however, take a bit of time: Jordan, as it must, has denied the existence of a deal, and says the two men will go on trial.In this section Correct, but probably doomed A dirty war that can't be won A Middle Eastern time-out?
It may, however, take a while to identify the congress's overall ideological hue because 120 of its 200 members are independents elected on individual slates, usually without advertising a religious or informal party affiliation.Some ugly xenophobic traits, however, have also become apparent.
The swelling may, however, take a few weeks to disappear.
Steven Benner of the Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution, a private educational organisation based in Gainesville, Florida, may, however, have taken the first step.
Yi Cui and his colleagues at Stanford University may, however, have taken the first step: they have designed cloth that can transmit and store electricity.
They may however have been taken aback by the vitriol that has erupted from a small but committed coterie of protesters.
However, it may still take years until new treatment regimens are approved and established for clinical practice.
Finally Cameron may, however reluctantly, take the view that it would be better to have Labour on board to offset a vigorous no campaign in which some of his own Cabinet ministers could participate.
