SPRING, though, means Reno.
Neither Rolfe nor Christmass could have known how well-suited their texts – in which nothing can be certain, although everything is vivid and compelling and might (though equally might not) mean something – would correspond to 2016.
Internazionale's triumph in the Champions League, the predominance of reactive football at the World Cup and the growing realisation that nobody can match Spain/Barcelona at their brand of possession football, though, might mean a turn into defensiveness.
What might that might mean?
What, though, might it mean for the United Nations and the future course of international affairs?Two myths have taken hold in the course of this debate.
They allow me to make the music I want to make even though it might mean that we all make less money".
With that done, Mr. Westin and his top executives said they intend to keep pushing for change, even though it might mean ruffling some feathers.
Peter could never get a handle on what this word, "freesie," might mean, though he searched extensively and inquired of the scholars at Harvard whose spiritual health he later pledged to nurture.
No one thought twice about welcoming a complete stranger (or a large group of complete strangers) even though it might mean attracting the soldiers' attention and a considerable amount of danger for their homes and families.
When this hope collapsed in October 1918, many, and perhaps even most, Germans wished only that the war would end, though it might mean their nation would have to accept unfavourable peace terms.
Democrats are now trying to lower the premium, perhaps to $30 or $35 a month, even though that might mean raising the amount that beneficiaries would have to pay out of their own pockets for each purchase of medicine.
