He can rule on the stay or, as is more likely, refer the Republicans' appeal to the entire court.
At the time, the messages were widely interpreted as referring to the Sept. 11 attacks, though the commission investigating the attacks has since concluded they more likely referred to a Taliban offensive against the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan.
Based on the judges' apparent mood today, there's a significant chance that Black's three fraud convictions will be either overturned or, more likely, referred back to lower courts for consideration under a tighter definition of the "honest services" law.
Now that both sides have filed their legal arguments, Sotomayor could act on her own or, more likely, refer the issue to the full court.
The piece is dedicated to "BB", ostensibly Clarke's niece Magdalen; scholars speculate that the dedication is more likely referring to Benjamin Britten, who organised a concert commemorating the death of Clarke's friend and major influence Frank Bridge.
This may pose a selection bias because those with more advanced or extensive disease and/or with poorer response to initial treatment were more likely referred to a tertiary referral institution.
Fey was more than likely referring to the character Jacqueline Voorhees, played by Jane Krakowski, who rejects her Native American heritage.
He was more than likely referring to the Charlotte City Council's 7-4 vote in February to extend its existing nondiscrimination statutes to include its transgender residents.
More likely, it refers indefinitely to a tissue of largely overlapping distinctions such as Bennett's, the counterfactual account, and the transfer of energy account, in addition to, (if we like) complex, conjunctive distinctions like Quinn's or McMahan's.
