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Women who rely on oral contraception would suddenly be living in a very different reality, one in which some could become disabled as their disease progressed.

The connection to others is what the heart yearns for, and though some of these people will be temporary friends, some could become lifelong.

While many of the videos depict the aftermath of graphic violence and are difficult to verify, some could become future evidence in war-crimes prosecutions, particularly those that clearly show those committing the atrocities.

If increased use of technology encroaches on the time that well-to-do families spend communicating with their children, some could become the victims of successes originally thought to help them.

But one in five middle school students who said they had tried e-cigarettes reported never having smoked a conventional cigarette, raising fears that e-cigarettes, at least for some, could become a gateway.

Around the country and especially in the Midwest, a number of proposed plants that would turn corn cobs, wheat straw and other plant-based feedstocks into fuel and sell it on the market are working to secure the last stages of financing, and some could become operational in the next few years.

Dan Kaminsky and Moxie Marlinspike separately demonstrated a number of problems with SSL, some immediate and some that could become an issue within the next 18 months.

And with Amazon pushing into publishing itself, some publishers could become victims as well.

"This suggests that some weeds could become bigger problems as CO2 increases".

Any group or personal obsession could be zine-ified, and with a few tweaks some zines could become mainstream.

The Met Office is warning some communities could become cut off and power cuts are a strong possibility.