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The gaffe underscored the potential for disputes over Japan's own wartime history to derail its popular prime minister, Shinzo Abe.
President Obama's senior adviser for energy and climate change, Carol M. Browner, underscored the potential for the suits to affect policy in a briefing with reporters in September.
The Icelandic ash cloud's return on Tuesday underscored the potential for further travel disruptions as Europe enters its peak summer travel season.
And the decision by Senator Byron L. Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota, to join four conservative Republicans in opposition to the amendment underscored the potential for cooperation of the left and the right in the days ahead.
The hard-line stance underscored the potential for Kuwait's tensions to escalate into more serious clashes and further polarize the country between backers of the ruling establishment and groups claiming that it has overstepped its powers.
Treasury Prices Fall By Reuters Treasury bond prices weakened in thin trading yesterday, still defensive after economic data released last week raised fears of higher inflation and underscored the potential for a more aggressive credit tightening by the Federal Reserve later this month.
The new estimate represents only about 19percentt of China's population, underscoring the potential for growth.
The huge number of text messages underscores the potential for call-to-action advertisements.
Mr Clegg's Guardian interview today underscores the potential for more productive engagement with Labour and is matched by fresh, untribal thinking from his potential partners.
So if Professor Kuran's diagnosis is correct, that should bode well for the region — and Turkey's boom in recent years underscores the potential for a renaissance.
They said the actions taken by officials during last week's siege, many of which appear to have ignored Russian constitutional protections of freedom of speech, underscore the potential for abuse.
