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By pleading guilty to a single felony count after a three-year Justice Department investigation, Ms. Brooks, 50, faces up to three years in prison and a fine that could potentially soar into the hundreds of millions of dollars when she is sentenced Jan . 5
City Councilman James E. Davis also had high praise for the plan but balked at the notion that the new zoning would allow office buildings to rise without limit, potentially soaring beyond the unofficial ceiling of 34 stories and 512 feet set by the Williamsburgh Savings Bank building, on the edge of Fort Greene.
The prices of imported oil and other commodities would soar in drachmas, potentially canceling out the benefits of devaluation.
The rates could soar even higher, spreading the potentially fatal disease elsewhere, a top W.H.O. official said, releasing findings from the largest global survey of the problem.
Australia is bracing for more potentially dangerous fires, with temperatures on Friday predicted to soar close to 50C in the centre of the continent and up to 46C in parts of New South Wales.
Some of the saris showed the crest of the buttocks, while others soared in potentially scandalous slits up the thigh.
The risk is that the number of failing states, already increasing year by year, will increase dramatically under the potentially unmanageable burden of soaring food prices and spreading hunger.
Thermometers are expected to soar 10 to 20 degrees above normal through Monday, with record highs potentially recorded from the Great Lakes region to New England, the National Weather Service said.
As health expenditures soar these bodies are increasingly concerned with assessing value for money; particularly for new and potentially expensive pharmaceutical products.
If "Zarkana" tries to soar in a different way from "Spider-Man," both shows struggle to tell human stories that are potentially overshadowed by their productions' bombastic, high-tech scale.
