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The strength of this relationship grew over the next 15 years or so — possibly reflecting the gradual onset of grandchildren — and peaked about age 60.

Studies of pre-historic climate show that this happens suddenly, when the last sticking point gives way, raising sea levels by a metre or so, possibly in a decade.

This seems innocuous enough and it is, Dear Readers – or would be, if I didn't spend most of my life in transit and see even godchildren and Dear Chums only once a year if I ring-fence a dozen or so possibly compatible dates the preceding Christmas.

And there's something terrible about it really, because you finish a book and it's not published for another year or so; possibly you're writing a different book – involved in that – and when people say, "What's your book about?" Well, what is my book about?

Over the course of 30 days or so, possibly less, about 93,000 cubic kilometers of water almost 80% of the volume of all free-flowing fresh water on Earth today carved the 15-km-wide, 2.5-km-deep Aram Valley.

In addition, many of the potentially relevant articles harvested by the search terms were either in a non-English language, or were not readily located or available, so possibly some important or pertinent research which could have enriched this review has been missed.

It does not have any close homologs of metH or metE, but A. succinogenes has homologs of both metH (MHT2) and metE (metE2b and metE2c) so possibly one or more of these can complement the loss.

"She says it was West Ham, but also said it was lion mascot (so, possibly Villa, Boro or Chelsea?).

Hamm – who flew into London from LA only an hour or two earlier – is jet-lagged, so possibly not aware quite how unhinged I am.

iSAT helped to answers questions like what proportion of learners possibly benefited from the strategy as indicated by improvement in the post-test score or what proportions' performance did not change, so possibly, they remained unaffected.

Over his entire career as a teacher (between 1628 and c. 1663) there must certainly have been 50 or so, and possibly many more.