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It seemed possible that Mauritius's abandoned dodo mine might again turn a profit.
As the Chicago Mercantile Exchange hammers out its new strategy for capturing a piece of the highly prized energy futures business, it might again turn to the New York Mercantile Exchange to play a leading role.
Might the Scandinavian model once again turn heads?Halfway thereIn this section Remodelling Scandinavia Still on track Norway's strong economy = weak rule?
Das Racist… "Turn again, turn again, turn once again," Tennessee Williams wrote in "Carousel Tune".
The Guardian thinks he will knuckle under and back Cameron, but then given this clamour, might he turn again?
When Brooke woke up in the I.C.U., his stepson, Mike, was at the bedside and had to tell Brooke that he might never again walk, turn over or breathe on his own.
He said he had written it during a single sleepless night and that he was outing himself for fear that once again children might turn on their parents and students on their teachers if the truth about the past were not addressed.
Because, while there are exceptions — and, again, Ebola might even turn out to be one of them — a mutating virus almost always becomes weaker as it changes, not stronger.
At one point his knuckles dug into my neck so vigorously that I thought I might never turn it again, yet after a few fluttering movements of his fingertips it felt as light and supple as a plant stem.
He might also turn his attentions again to social security, which is about to undergo fundamental and potentially hazardous reform under the universal credit programme.
