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The Kurds are unlikely to feel contented in any of these countries, even if their governments became models of moderation, without a generous measure of autonomy in the regions in which they predominate.

Governance experts say shareholders are unlikely to be content to simply badger management by proxy this year.

For we must understand that Putin is unlikely to be content with just a "frozen conflict" in eastern Ukraine – which many here in Kiev privately describe as the least worst option for now.

The trouble is that the ambitious Mr Erdoğan is unlikely to be content with the largely ceremonial role played by Turkish presidents, and will seek to dictate policy.But Mr Gül, who co-founded AK with Mr Erdoğan, is no poodle.

The rationale for this hypothesis is that self-generated stimuli are less likely to evoke negative affect because women would be unlikely to imagine content that they find unpleasant.

In a meeting with reporters afterward, Mr. Schmidt said Google was unlikely to license newspaper content, as it has done with The A.P., even if that content was behind a pay wall.

Works created for popular consumption that use avant-garde techniques are unlikely to contain critical content.

Not quite; but the next lot of Internet brands are unlikely to come from content.

If you haven't looked at Android TV since its launch, there's a lot on offer now, and cord cutters are unlikely to feel a content pinch.

Unless legislators take similar steps concerning other businesses, we are unlikely to discover the contents of their files on us.

1 hour 19 minutes; not rated The title of "Terms and Conditions May Apply" is unlikely to excite, but the content of this quietly blistering documentary should rile even the most passive viewer.