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The Obama administration has already signaled its interest in attacking the variations in spending as a way of controlling costs and potentially shifting resources, some policy specialists say.

Tuivasa-Sheck's sizzling form since switching to fullback at the Roosters means he is likely to start there, with Peta Hiku potentially shifting into the centres to take Whare's berth.

Last month the PSBs used Digital UK to publish a 77-page report warning the government and Ofcom about the dangers of potentially shifting digital terrestrial television from the spectrum it occupies to give more space for mobile operators.

However, their very presence in elections allows their opponents to shift further to the right without penalty, thus potentially shifting the entire politics of the country in that direction.

The site has joined a small but growing number of social platforms that allow members to tag and review cosmetics with others in their network, potentially shifting power from traditional retailers.

If such a transfer of arms happened, Israel would have to decide whether to strike a convoy and risk provoking the Assad government into a direct confrontation with Israel, potentially shifting attention away from its internal woes, experts said.

Now that Trump has been elected president, the role of inspectors general could potentially shift, as several potential agency heads appear to be opposed to the core mission of the agencies they wish to lead.

They could potentially shift the momentum against President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

Their departure has left studio executives lacking for financing, and potentially shifted the industry's dynamics in a way to make an investment worth considering.

Apple is now reporting 100 million annual visitors, and Mr. Wolf estimated that 60 million to 70 million of them were Windows users drawn by the iPod or the iPhone, who could potentially shift to Macs.

"It doesn't take a lot of buyer's remorse to potentially shift the outcome," said Ari Fleischer, a member of the Republican Jewish Coalition's board and a former press secretary to President George W. Bush.