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All of Uber's self-driving cars in both San Francisco and Pittsburgh, the first city to see Uber's autonomous tech, do have an engineer at the wheel, so this could technically be classified as human error. .

But again, all of that could technically be weaseled into a denial of a hardware project.

Add to this mix Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, whose Grunt-heavy blues fetish could technically be squished into the "blue eyes soul" suitcase if you jump and sit on it, and you've got a solid case for the 70's as the Golden Age of the Rock Grunt.

I say I could technically be considered a blogger because I'm writing this right now; but writing this right now, or anything for the internet, frankly, was never a life goal of mine.

While single-user analysis could technically be performed on the touch-table using the collaborative application, this might not be as effective and productive as using the standalone desktop application.

For that matter, some projects on view could, technically, be manufactured with older methods.

"There could technically be Lunch Rocks every 10 blocks," Mr. Rudy said.

The mobile Patriot systems could technically be used to intercept Iranian as well as Syrian missiles.

McManus concedes that if you build behind the reef crest, the impact could technically be minimal.

Also, texts could technically be sent or written by anyone with access to a cellphone.

My new study could technically be used to house at least two people.