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But we cannot possibly deliver on the manifesto promise as it now stands," Davis said.
Porritt told the Guardian: "It [nuclear power] cannot possibly deliver – primarily for economic reasons.
Iraq also is attempting to build unmanned vehicles, U.A.V.'s, to possibly deliver biological warfare agents.
What economic energy drink can possibly deliver all these benefits?Globalisation can.
It doesn't really matter what you think: it cannot possibly deliver – primarily for economic reasons.
Candidates on the stump, even those who are running for school board, cannot possibly deliver on everything.
We are looking at introducing a programme of education – quite possibly delivered by organisations like the Jewish Labour Movement.
An alliance between the UUP and DUP could have possibly delivered two extra Westminster seats – South Belfast and Fermanagh/South Tyrone – for unionism.
It could be launched on a short-range missile, fired by an artillery piece, or possibly delivered by a small aircraft.
The study suggests that home-based cardiac rehab might be a realistic alternative or supplement for women, with mobile phones, the Internet and other technologies possibly delivering information and services.
In addition, the moon has traces of sulfur compounds, which may have come from volcanically active Io; hydrogen peroxide, which is probably made from water ice by photochemical reactions; and organic compounds possibly delivered by comets.
