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Look for such coaches to possibly move into most valuable territory in coming years (though one, New Orleans' Sean Payton, has already done enough in the 2006 regular season to qualify).

Look for complementary logic players such as Altera (NASDAQ ALTR) and Xilinx (NASDAQ:XLNX) to possibly move away from Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE TSM) and into the Intel camp for next generation, 22nm, wafer processing, while increasingly direct Intel rivals Broadcom (NASDAQ BRCM), Marvell (NASDAQ MRVL) and Qualcomm remain from the Taiwanese foundry giant.

The opposite may also be true if rainfall increases across many parts of Kazakhstan, more land could be available for grazing (similar to increases in forage in the northern latitudes of the United States [58]) thus allowing livestock to possibly move to more areas where they could come in contact with B. anthracis.

That's one reason I'm in favor of 25 basis points and not 50, with an eye open to possibly moving further later.

Wall Street analysts said today that they were unaware of the specifics behind Mr. Ward's resignation, but they thought it might have been tied to several factors, everything from possible disagreements between the board and Mr. Ward about trying to turn around the profit outlook in an increasingly competitive environment to possibly moving the company's headquarters to Chicago from Newton, Iowa.

So if you hear of anything, I'm even open to possibly moving West now for the right opportunity, let me know.

But at least they have plenty of time ahead of them to correct any errors and possibly move on to even bigger things.

What could you possibly move to December in order to get the ball rolling sooner?

The company insisted on more, though, threatening to pull production from the Seattle area and possibly move it to a less union-friendly state if the machinist union didn't agree to major concessions.

In his career, Jacob has raised over $200 million in venture capital across the companies he's founded, and in this discussion, he shares with us some of the best lessons he's picked up around reading term sheets, negotiating term sheets, and how AngelList could possibly move to a level of standardization in documentation.

How can Ukraine possibly move quickly to national elections, as it must to resolve the issue of legitimacy, while another country has troops on its territory?