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But it could be a runner to pre-empt Basel 3, which is likely to be mooted some time over the next decade.
His novels have been translated into dozens of languages and he has picked up enough literary awards for him to be mooted as a potential Nobel-prize winner.
The Peterhead gas-fired power station is owned by SSE and was one of the first to be mooted for carbon-capture.
If failure, as the saying goes, is an orphan, then "No End in Sight" can be thought of as a brief in a paternity suit, offering an emphatic, well- supported answer to a question that has already begun to be mooted on television talk shows and in journals of opinion: Who lost Iraq?
Some park fanatics believe the entire debate to be moot.
How MPs in Westminster vote might turn out to be moot if Soubry is right about her next point.
The vote, however, could turn out to be moot because the legislative session is nearing its end.
The issue of the German government's majority ownership of Deutsche Telekom could turn out to be moot.
His blunder turned out to be moot because Prater made the field goal, but that doesn't mean it wasn't still a blunder.
"We were trying to work something out with the district attorney's office, but at this point that's going to be moot," Mr. Palmieri said.
