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But Republicans say that it is possible to make some initial changes to the programs in coming weeks.

We may be pushed to do that in the village – but it might be possible to make some cows run past".

However, it is possible to make some inferences about just how overwhelmingly Democratic are the employees at these companies, based on fund-raising data.

The success of this effort shows how, even in a political environment that often appears hostile to any restrictions on gun ownership, it is possible to make some progress.

This may be premature, because we have not yet had Jeremy Corbyn's speech, but after four full days in Liverpool, it is possible to make some judgments about what has emerged from this year's conference.

Stalin also conceded that it might prove possible to make some changes in the Romanian and Bulgarian parliaments, though conceding nothing that might weaken his hold on the satellites.

Above her, in a semicircle, it's still just possible to make out some writing on the fading plastic: No temas a donde vayas que haz de morir donde debes.

b We recall that a set of strategies is Pareto efficient, or Pareto optimal, if it is not possible to make at least some player better off without making any other player worse off.

It is thus possible to make observations of some generic properties of the evolution equation.

Although the early history of the captive apes is rarely known in this setting, it is possible to make use of some of the available information: place where the individual was seized, age estimation based on teeth eruption and size, or genetic analysis.

It's now possible to make reservations upstairs, though some traditionalists prefer the minimally redecorated main dining room, still illuminated by bare bulbs attached to antique fixtures.