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Regarding their entire lineups, if Toyota and Lexus ever succeed in melding the emotional and practical sides of their brain, they may unleash a monster, like the fearsome Toyota of old, that could conquer America all over again.

But any attempt to craft new policies around the ideas they are discussing may unleash a battle with insurers and with the pharmaceutical industry that makes the struggle over Obamacare look like a pleasant afternoon stroll on the beach.

This figure was chosen because research shows that if the climate warms by more than two degrees, it may unleash a series of unstoppable processes – such as the melting of polar ice sheets, the death of the Amazon rainforest and a release of carbon from global soils – that would lead to a further acceleration of warming.

The proposed changes, outlined in a discussion paper released in Canberra today, may unleash a wave of takeovers, allowing Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, Australia's biggest newspaper publisher, to buy a free-to-air television network, and making John Fairfax Holdings Ltd. a takeover target.

So while the plebiscite may end up costing us $122 million, may be vulnerable to vote tampering and may unleash a post-truth scare campaign, the reality is that it was never really a vote that was intended to be easy anyway.

Commercial development of nanotechnology and its many applications may unleash a spectrum of human health hazards that at the present time can only be speculated about without any detailed understanding of the toxic nature of NPs.

42 Dying ONCs may unleash an autocatalytic wave of JNK, death, growth factor secretion, and proliferation.

When you find yourself cornered and outnumbered, you may unleash, as a last resort, your Primal Roar.

Finally, abrupt abstinence in a desensitized state may unleash the craving and precipitate any accompanying withdrawal symptoms, which may subside over time as the reward system gradually re-sensitizes.

This is where a general-purpose computing platform, in combination with a standard compilation chain may unleash its power.

In 90% of sporadic cases of colorectal, endometrial, and gastric cancers, which exhibit microsatellite instability but without a germ-line mutation in hMLH1, the gene is epigenetically inactivated (Herman et al, 1998), implying that a single epigenetic event may unleash new mutator pathways.