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If there is a coalition government with the Taliban and more fundamentalist forces, a chorus may rise that Saad Mohseni's TV and radio — and others — are "un-Islamic" and should be silenced.

The other two variants of GSM proposed, however, can remove the non-physical oscillations that may rise at the interface.

Test prep is like holding a match to a thermostat and believing the room will get warmer: scores may rise on that test, but learning does not.

But as the costs of such policies rise, that may not last.

But a cynic might predict that the rents may rise now that FOM has bought the FIA's F1 rights for a further 100 years for a multiple of less than one times FOM's 1998 revenues ($404m).

However, these results suggest that a major part of all co-evolutionary dependencies may rise between genes that are not in a tight physical proximity.

But she may rise above all that.

Numerous times throughout the film we are reminded that glaciers do retreat anyway and temperatures may rise but that the record of retreat now is far beyond any normal or historically observed variance.

After that the asset values may rise or fall, but that will not be clear to investors until the Apple REITs liquidate or begin to trade publicly.

That figure may rise in connection with the AOL Time Warner Center that is under construction on Columbus Circle.

That game drew an average of 16.5 million viewers, a tally that may rise when final numbers are released.