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The chief executive of Amazon, Jeffrey Bezos, proposed this month that the issue might be resolved by publishing applications that are pending and by shortening the lifespan of business-method patents.

But several legal analysts said the issue might not be resolved that simply.

He suggested that the issue might be best resolved by state legislatures, which could place limits on awards.

The court said the issue might not be resolved until after a new Congress is sworn in.

Ironically, on Nov. 8, 1984, Wolf, speaking to a meeting of the Southern Area Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation Council, said that the issue might have been resolved much sooner if the Jewish community had been more outspoken.

Dr Yeomans suggests that reclassifying Pluto would confuse schoolchildren and their teachers, invalidate textbooks, and offend many astronomers.One way to resolve the issue might be to send an unmanned space probe to Pluto.

RICHMOND — The fate of a 40-foot-tall cross that dominates a busy Maryland intersection provoked impassioned debate in a federal courtroom Wednesday, at one point including a question about whether cutting off the arms of the cross might resolve the legal issues.

We've just released a couple of bug fixes which I hope might resolve the issue.

I then asked the parties if they wanted to start by focusing on the issue of spousal support, since that might resolve the entire case.

In the case of switchgrass, a physical map might resolve the polyploidy issue in BAC selection [ 321], so individual genomes can be separately pooled thereby reducing the probability of intergenome misassembly.

More sequence data might resolve this issue in the future.