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Its presence there has possibly interfered not only with microarray- or immunohistochemistory-based clinical research but also with basic research.

25 March: "There has possibly been some slight improvement though his condition still gives rise to acute anxiety".

Shows that I've seen and come recommended include the truly brilliant There has Possibly Been an Incident at Northern Stage at Stephen's.

Northern Stage at Stephen's had one of the festival's best shows, There Has Possibly Been an Incident, as well as the glorious The Bloody Great Border Ballad Project, which dwelled on the relationship between England and Scotland, and was full of art and heart.

Director Katie Mitchell picked Miet Warlop's astonishing Mystery Magnet and Simon Stephens brought Chris Thorpe's There Has Possibly Been an Incident from the Royal Exchange.

"People have concerns precisely about there having possibly been some kind of across-the-board gathering of information," she said.

She said: "People have concerns precisely about there having possibly been some kind of across-the-board gathering of information.

Could there have possibly been a more appropriate beginning to a year marked by such remarkable, everlasting turmoil?

It's hard when you have put yourself out there, and you've possibly risked things with friends or relationship.

This focus on the patient as consumer has meant "there has been possibly been a lessening of respect for the medical services", but he immediately points out the patients at Newham are grateful to be cared for.

He said that there has been "possibly one credible sighting" but that the lion has been "doing what a lion should do: finding his natural prey and staying elusive".