For after the revolution, or the meltdown, or the collapse, something new might be born.
As both Arabs and Israelis look inward, the Old Peace is dead, but a New Peace might be born.
And some research has hinted that new neurons might be born there throughout adult life, in a process called neurogenesis.
This history suggests to some that the current investigation of Mr. Plofsky might be born out of political retribution.
Old Mrs Sassoon rushed straight to the synagogue to curse any children that might be born of this unholy union.
Fewer kids might be born, since romantic love appears to be nature's way of tricking the disinclined into parenthood.
The 1990 Act emphasises that clinicians must regard the welfare of any child that might be born after treatment.
Massive, young stars however, can destroy the dusty discs of their lower-mass neighbors with their intense energy spatting out, long before any planets might be born!
Their findings indicate that those who inherit the mutations might be born with cells that have taken a first step toward cancer.
But fuel the pregame hype with a hurricane, a gift basket and a strategically placed billboard, and a heated rivalry might be born Saturday at Kyle Field.
It is, he affirms, "the only Russian town where there is a good chance that our very own, sorely needed, homegrown Maupassant might be born".
