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In time, play-offs might actually become a universally appealing concept.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: Do you think that, in time, gay marriage might actually become a conservative position?

And while The Bahamas might sound great (all that sun), after a while, points out Suzanne, "it might actually become very dull".

The party that has milked religious conservatives for votes for two decades is traumatized by the prospect that one of that ilk might actually become its standard-bearer.

That an innocent Afghan man embittered after being scooped up by the United States and unjustly imprisoned for years might actually become a terrorist?

I had high hopes when I bought the GE Profile Top-Mount No-Frost model two and a half years ago that we might actually become friends.

From there, I felt like it might actually have become too simple.

By then it was clear that Reagan might actually win, become president.

And in this climate of economic suffering, it is quite possible that the C-word might actually have become more scary to Americans than the S-word.

Due to his long history of attention-seeking behaviour the authors of the review were "alert to the possibility that ASIO or the police might actually have become complacent about or even dismissive of Monis".

It has been fascinating to watch American politicians and pundits adjusting to the prospect that the real-estate dynast and TV celebrity might not explode this spring, but actually become the Republicans' candidate to face Hillary Clinton in November.