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But doing so may become more difficult.

We support the administration's efforts to close Guantánamo, and understand the concern that if there is a more heavily Republican Congress next year, doing so may become harder.

Johnson is also writing a treatment for the final episode in Star Wars' new trilogy, so may become a more powerful player in the new era of the long-running saga than Abrams.

Plans to fold former insurgents into Iraq's regular security forces have slowed down too, raising fears that the "Sons of Iraq", the mainly Sunni tribal militias who turned the tide against jihadists linked to al-Qaeda in the past year or so, may become rebels again.In public, Mr Maliki sounds confident.

Static strain-stress change is a candidate for the driving force and so may become an indicator in the evaluation of triggering earthquake activity (e.g., Stein and Lisowski, 1983; King et al., 1994).

If one of these workers bows down sufficiently to his boss so as to be plucked by him to become a star "on his own," then that lucky acolyte will almost certainly share the existing hierarchical values of his boss, and so may become a new aristocrat in the full sense, and go on to produce his own reputation, and perhaps even dynasty.

In doing so, they may become much leaner.

So technologies may become marginal, but they rarely go extinct.

So predictions may become less, rather than more, certain.

Kevin Watkins, the lead author of the UN's yearly Human Development Report, worries that the pledges the UN mints so readily may become a "debased currency".

Valverde led the National League with 44 saves, but the Astros are expected to trim their payroll, so he may become expendable.