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If he does so before Sept. 1, the Knicks will retain his rights and perhaps go through the same charade next summer.

Many of us (far too many of us, perhaps) go through the motions without a lot of thought about how our actions both individually and collectively are creating (and destroying) the world.

Jeremy Moon, a professor of corporate social responsibility at Nottingham University, suggested that Coke was perhaps going through the same growing pains as other multinationals.

Jack Dorsey has perhaps gone through the toughest redemption process of all.

If you've ever lost or replaced your phone, you probably lost all of your contacts and perhaps gone through the pain of asking friends to send them to you again.

The nonfiction novels of Truman Capote and Norman Mailer blurred the lines again in the 1960s, he continues, and the boundary is "perhaps going through another porous phase right now".

Some Republican activists on social media platforms, perhaps going through a similar calculation, are calling on Mr. Akin to withdraw from the race.

Mr. Fleischer was not the only one suggesting today that Mr. Gore was perhaps going through multiple reinventions.

Ms. Dozier's parents — her father was a car mechanic, her mother a bookkeeper — believed their daughter was perhaps going through a phase when she announced at her sixth-grade career fair that she wanted to work with the dead.

It clearly is not "fair" that people who perhaps went through temporarily difficult circumstances at some point in their life, leading to them becoming council tenants, should then be entitled to housing at below-market rents for the rest of their lives.

"If you have to worry about getting sued and paying real damages, and perhaps going through a discovery process, which might unearth some ugly tactics, then maybe you will rethink retaliating against and firing workers," Ellison said.