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Under Gary Gensler, it has perhaps become one of the most reform minded and pro-consumer regulators in Washington.

In lengthy tirades on Facebook reviewed by The Post, she has accused Shafi of being a "fake Republican" who perhaps became one at the urging of the Muslim Brotherhood so that he could infiltrate the party — again, without any evidence.

Perhaps science might become one of the few ways we can cross the boundaries created by Brexit and continue working together towards a better European environment".

It could have been a launching pad: perhaps Jane could have become one of those pretty posh girls hanging around the edge of pop culture in the sixties.

For those who want to prepare for the year 1 phonics screening test, this set of 40 cards containing both real and pseudo words (the latter illustrated with creative pictures that could lead to some new words being incorporated into the English language – perhaps an ulf will become one of your pupils' favorite animals, or even a vap).

Robin van Persie: Perhaps Robin Van Persie would have become one of the world's best goal scorers much earlier if he had not been plagued by injury problems.

Perhaps he'd even become one of them in some strange example of cultural Stockholm syndrome, walking among them now like Ed Norton at the end of American History X, denying his hateful past.

Perhaps surprisingly, this bulwark of tradition will become one of the first of the seven ancient universities of Britain and Ireland, in a formal ceremony to take place on 25 March, to install a woman as principal.

His values and principals were perhaps best summed up in what has become one of the most memorable speeches to date: Citizenship in a Republic.

Perhaps the crisis will be averted, and this will become one of the numerous milestones for the farm.

Now 25, Stelter's become one of the Times' most public faces and perhaps its biggest proponent of using social media to engage with readers.