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"We have concerns that this hampers the development of rival versions of Android which could develop into credible platforms for competing apps and services," added Vestager.

Mr Arafat's Palestinian Authority is planning demonstrations and mass marches which could develop into violent confrontations with Israeli troops and Jewish settlers.

The proposal is backed by companies such as Google and TiVo, which could develop products to compete with traditional cable boxes.

A network of low-carbon innovation centres across key developing countries should be funded by G8 members, which could develop local and small-scale field trials on biomass and other sustainable energy projects.

Team Sky has not only got to defend Froome's Tour title, but the team is opening a performance centre in the south of France which could develop into a commercial venture; that too will take up Brailsford's time.

"The problems we as a nation are grappling with are well-known: steep fiscal imbalances and mounting debt, which could develop into a deep crisis for our country," Mr. Gates told graduating seniors at the University of Notre Dame.

Mr. Ellison would be granted 66-year leases, during which he could develop the piers.

Anything more than a glance at Colchester reveals that this is a club for which you could develop an affection.

It was a prophetic announcement; this was a family in which you could develop a pathological fear of work.

"Our idea was there might be blind alleys that modernism had left behind which we could develop," Koolhaas told me recently.

Soon after Gore got to Congress, he began to look for national issues on which he could develop a reputation for stature.