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If anything, this could invite a greater threat to its mobile business.

Though its authors say the Texas curriculum reinforces American traditions, it may instead reflect the conservative variant of identity politics, and this could invite a similar backlash.

This could invite real troubleif Beijing interprets his "nuancing" as a de facto green light forit to deal with Taiwan using force.

On the other hand, the government could choose to look the other way and merely slap wrists, but this could invite even more dangerous and egregious violations down the line that would prove hazardous to the responsible space actors.

If law enforcement had a "golden key" to access your private encrypted information than this could invite the use and abuse of these same resources by other parties.

Even though this could invite severe punitive actions by Western powers, Iran may well be in a position to bear such measures, as it will economically be strong enough to withstand the resumption of sanctions.

This referee could invite all tenants and landlords to submit bids separately for what they'd accept in a buyout offer.

Because its content is coming from only two companies initially, this venture could invite comparisons to some earlier ill-starred attempts by media companies to compete online.

No less a friend of the refuge than Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt, who once said that drilling in the refuge would be as grave an insult to nature as building hydroelectric dams in the Grand Canyon, worries that monument designation at this stage could invite a backlash against other vital elements of Mr. Clinton's conservation strategy -- including the new forest plan.

This perspective could invite us to explore new directions in diversity debates.

Ms. Mitchell is aware that this American venture could invite comparisons with multimedia productions by the Wooster Group and many others.