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"This could evolve into the perfect job," he said.

This could evolve into something spectacular, but at present it's too unforgiving to fully enjoy.

But if May gets her way, this could evolve into an agenda that owes more to the municipal activism of Joseph Chamberlain – who she referenced in her speech on Monday – and the middle way one-nation approach of Harold Macmillan, than to Margaret Thatcher or Cameron.

In future, this could evolve to a more concrete business model, Oppenheim tells us.

"What will work, resonate and be trackable has a lot of hashing out to do, but I think we have models of how this could evolve".

While this is using VR and 360 degree video to train Walmart employees on management and customer service using Oculus Rift headsets, this could evolve into more of a mixed reality approach over time.

Who knows how that could evolve, but this is a big universe where we can't even begin to fathom the kinds of selection pressures potentially at work on life-supporting exoplanets.

This reluctance could evolve into a critical rift or reversal to the weak Iraqi body politic as vice-president and leader of the Sunni Iraqi Islamic Party, Tariq al-Hashemi, warned when he stated that "the Awakening groups have become genuine partners in tackling terrorism in Iraq and they should be rewarded rather than penalised".

This situation could evolve in a near future.

"It's possible this company could evolve into [offering] those kinds of services," Clark says.

In this paper, I examine the debate about bee cell construction; whether bees built hexagonal cells or not, and how this instinct could evolve.