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"The goal is to expand some of the more successful markets in Westchester and elsewhere and perhaps establish new ones," she said.
Otherwise, waiving the hearing and losing a chance to cross-examine witnesses and perhaps establish some inconsistencies in their testimony "was a lousy tactic" by Amendola, said Wes Oliver, an associate professor of law at Widener University in Harrisburg, Pa.
"I would say we have to work a little bit more with the neighbours here and perhaps establish a social programme with the city and help organise to bring the people here".
LONDON — The fierce Kenyan-Ethiopian rivalry renewed itself Friday, and the result in the women's Olympic 10,000 meters was as reliably predictable as it was four years ago: Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba again drew away with a punishing kick to win the gold medal and perhaps establish herself as history's greatest female distance runner.
"What I want to do," Mr. Richardson said in an interview, "is to use what the University of California does best, and take away what it doesn't do well, to enhance the overall management of the labs and perhaps establish a pattern of joint ventures with the university".
The German plan, resisted by Merkel for the past week, is said to make €100bn available for recapitalising the country's banks by perhaps establishing a national "bank trust".
In 2007-8, his first season as an N.B.A. coach, Theus led a ragtag Kings group to 39 wins, perhaps establishing unrealistic expectations this season after the Kings traded Ron Artest to Houston.
Devon is irresistible, the sort of place you imagine retiring to, in good health, with a little capital, and the prospect of writing that book you always meant to write, and perhaps establishing an English country garden.
He said that the Kremlin expected that, if Clinton won, she would take military action in Syria, perhaps establishing no-fly zones, provoking the rebels to shoot down Russian aircraft, "and getting the Russians to feel it was Afghanistan revisited".
With Thursday's victory, coupled with a win in last Saturday night's Sprint Unlimited exhibition race at Daytona, Harvick has perhaps established himself as the driver to beat on Sunday.
An historical explanation may be more likely: Brighton was one of the first places to acquire a drug-dependency unit in the 1960s, perhaps establishing a reputation as a good place for addicts.There may also be something about the English seaside: Bournemouth has a similar drug problem, and the second-worst place in Britain for drug deaths is Blackpool.
