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"That assimilation may now become suspect," she said.
Those efforts may now become a casualty of the Dodd-Frank law.
Its friends worry not that it is misguided, but that it may now become over-zealous.
All those Jets Tim Tebow jerseys made by Reebok may now become collectors' items.
Still, the wobbly economy may now become a bigger theme in the election campaign.
He may now become a model for a broad reassessment of industry relationships.
Hundreds (or maybe even thousands) of their notes may have now become corrupted, according to their post.
These aspects of the shuttle era make up a social legacy that may only now become appreciated: the space shuttle democratised and internationalised human spaceflight, and it advanced the ability of humans to migrate into space to stay.
The news media announce the rise and fall of polls, the presence of tropical disturbances that may, any day now, become storms.
Mr Kellner estimates that tactical voting, which may now have become "embedded", costs the Tories 43 seats.
Whatever the case, the atmosphere may now have become so poisoned between the United States and Mr. Karzai that the Obama administration will be hampered no matter what course it takes.
