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EA exec Peter Moore would not say what the game was, although some have speculated that the company is working on a new version of SimCity, possibly to be released on Facebook, as SimCity for PC will be arriving later this year.

But as Mr. Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, prepares a proposal to overhaul financial regulation, to be released possibly as early as this week, he is finding that complete focus may not be enough.

Now a second United Nations report on the subject is to be released, possibly as early as next week, and according to American officials the move by the security assistance force was prompted by revelations expected in that report.

In the wake of the overhaul's cancellation, the company will be pursuing a more modest product update — possibly called the "Rift S" — to be released as early as next year, which makes minor upgrades to the device's display resolution while more notably getting rid of the external sensor-tracking system, sources tell us.

Coffman and Di Lalla's DIY release of their award-winning documentary Choppertown: The Sinners ten years ago was possibly the first film in history to be released directly to its audience through social media (Myspace).

A12 Court Seeks Flight 93 Tapes A federal judge ordered prosecutors to provide a copy of the cockpit voice recording from United Airlines Flight 93, in which passengers apparently wrested control from the hijackers, so she could determine whether the tape could be used at the trial of Zacarias Moussaoui and possibly be released to the public.

But under the terms of the deal, his prison time was capped at eight years, and after one year he became eligible to apply to transfer to Canada to serve the remainder of that sentence — and possibly be released on parole.

If he behaves well, he could possibly be released in two years or less.

Mr. Manzie's lawyer, John Vazquez, said his client's parents, Nicholas and Dolores Manzie, were relieved that their son could possibly be released from prison earlier.

However, drummer Shawn Drover later suggested that recording for the album wouldn't begin until early 2013, and also suggested that the album would possibly be released in the summer of that year, rather than Mustaine's initial projection of a late-spring release.

Garrett said, too, that he was concerned that adults who'd been convicted of violating the "crimes against nature" statute, for sexual acts involving children or teens, "may pursue appeal, and quite possibly be released".