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There is a small chance that the motion could come up for another vote on technical grounds.

Reid, for procedural reasons, was required to switch his vote to a no so that the motion could come back to the floor in the future.

Although Scorsese is an executive producer his hands-on involvement is limited to that baroque pilot (which features a number of his signature tics from the whirling camera angles to a slow-motion killing that could come straight from his 1990 gangster classic Goodfellas), with Winter taking over directing duties for the rest of the season.

This high pressure area is formed due to strong descending motion behind the squall line, and could come in the form of a downburst.

Collins envisioned the studio as a one-stop shop a place where the show's director could come and talk VFX, motion graphics, set design, and decoration.

The change could come as a result of a motion for a preliminary injunction filed in an ongoing lawsuit over felon voting qualifications in Alabama.

The way I read that is that a "newbie" could come into the U.S. to become a star in a motion picture for example.

However, if the splitting is inexact, then the equations that model the slow motions might actually contain some fast components, so the stability of explicit algorithms for the slow equations could come into doubt.

An election call could come as early as late September, if the main opposition Liberal Party decides to propose a no-confidence motion.

More indictments could come.

Don could come along.