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Those potential buyers may now also have political calculations.

Some expansive business plans may now also be threatened.

The world's loudest band may now also be the world's bendiest.

Bolivia, which is also a member, may now also leave.Mr Chávez's strategy clashes with Brazil's.

Yet there may now also be an opportunity to break the cycle.

Women may now also appear veiled in official identification photographs, she noted.

Injuries have hit a number of World Cup teams hard in recent weeks, and the United States may now have also suffered a costly setback to a workhorse player.

Barack Obama (who rightly calls it "wonderful") famously used it as a manual in picking his own cabinet; he may now find it also a source of comfort, showing that even Lincoln sometimes chose the wrong guy.

He moves to a new town, where he passes for white, and spends his time drinking whiskey, playing the guitar, and having sex with a procession of giggly, extraordinarily suggestible girls; improbable as it may now seem, he also manages the local bookstore.

Whilst the clinical staging approach is gaining acceptance, it may now be apposite also to explore the utility of employing clinical sub-groupings that more closely reflect differential developmental, and possibly underlying pathophysiological, pathways [ 13].

"Some of stronger firms also may now be looking to pick up assets on the cheap".