Zanetti's legacy, though, might not lie in his trophies so much as in his simple longevity.
Yet 'all men' in politics might not lie about sex if they were cut a little more slack and the consequences for honesty were not so dire.
On race day itself he was awake before 4am, fretting about what might or might not lie ahead and whether all his training tips would bring the required outcome.
"Oh, somebody might be singing a role for the first time, and it might not lie in their voice quite where they thought it would," he said in an easygoing Scottish brogue.
The roots of the current Greek crisis might not lie in some structural, innate flaw in the euro, but rather in the more contingent and therefore soluble realm of European economic policy.
That severely limits GM's possible room for manoeuvre.It is all very well for Umberto Agnelli, a senior member of the family that controls Fiat, to admit to shareholders this week that Fiat Auto's future might not lie within Fiat, and that Fiat itself might even cease to be a strategic investment for the Agnellis.
However, the Shapley value might not lie within the core and a core solution might not be 'fair'fair
Since these new malwares might not lie inside the margin, SVM-Margin may actually be acquiring informative benign, rather than malicious, files.
Monika Fleshner of the University of Colorado, Boulder, suspected that the blame might not lie with the workout itself, but the enforcement of the regimen.
The results of the present investigation are in agreement with the previously reported studies, and they suggest that the reasons of breathing improvement after RME in the investigated sample might not lie in oropharyngeal volume changes but rather should be researched in other compartments of airway such for example nasal cavity.
