After the testimony, they'll desperately try to get Republicans to agree to a resolution that politely asks President Bush to maybe, possibly, withdraw some troops, if he feels like it.
"I've raced where there was no Lasix," he said, "and I know the extreme measures that some people will take, like maybe withdrawing your horse's water for 48 hours, or not feeding them.
Sometimes we are able to do something, maybe by expressing disapproval, maybe by withdrawing trade, but those are difficult questions, although those questions also are asked within a universal moral framework about what's permissible to do to somebody else.
Or proffered, and maybe then withdrawn, friendship, without it being logged.
Kurzel's other flourish is the insolent way Macbeth behaves with his speech after Duncan is murdered: "Had I but died an hour before this chance / I had lived a blessed time …" It is as if he is brazening the thing out or maybe already withdrawing into his own psychotic and delusional world.
In his speech, President Obama stated, "...because when a young girl or young boy starts to question their self worth after being assaulted, maybe starts withdrawing, we're all deprived of their full potential".
If your partner or other family member is aware of that, then they will probably be able to deduce other info, like maybe you withdrew money to buy shoes you've been eyeing / can't afford.
Maybe we will withdraw and Maliki will collapse".
If Australia finds that this association no longer reflects our values and ideals, then maybe we should withdraw, retaining the option of rejoining if and when the majority of countries cease to persecute LGBT people and violate fundamental human rights.
He then seconded his own nomination, breaking down in tears at his own words and maybe trying to withdraw his nomination.
