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Mr Murdoch may indeed "get" new media, and may have spotted lucrative opportunities within Dow Jones.

And they may indeed get a break from the Senate, where the need for Democrats to compromise to win 60 votes may ensure a more business-moderate outcome.

If he wins, the country may indeed get its new start but if he loses the kind of compromise coalition that South Africa's Thabo Mbeki negotiated last time around may be impossible.

More likely is a decline into deflation which would lead to financial distress as debts become more difficult to repay.If that does show signs of happening, then we may indeed get to see QE4 rolled out.

With superior scanners, better biometrics and smarter systems for queuing, airport security may indeed get that little bit less annoying.

And by offering a tool like instant match, it may indeed get more and more information and curious users go to Leap.ai in order to see what's out there where they may fit.

The new image reveals that one giant black hole may indeed have gotten a jump-start.

However, a breast is not a gallbladder or an appendix, and while public awareness of breast cancer may have indeed gotten its kick from the N.F.L. and push from corporate America, public awareness of breast reconstruction remains sadly misunderstood, both by the medical community and by the public at large.

These may indeed have been sticking-points.

Life may indeed begin at 40.

Australia may indeed have lost these Ashes.