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While early prefabs relied on mass production, today's have the virtue of mass customization, which could propel them into the mainstream.

The decision could force the judge, Juan Guzman, to order General Pinochet's arrest, which could propel a new round of legal wrangling.

Safin, for example, has the power game to rule the world but is as yet mentally fragile; however, Hewitt possesses an unbending determination and willpower which have startled friend and foe alike and which could propel him to many triumphs.

International investors have expressed keen interest in Guinea's vast iron ore reserves, which could propel the country's growth.

We further highlight important directions for future research, which could propel immune repertoire HTS to becoming a standard method for measuring adaptive immune responses.

Pop culture fans may latch onto it ironically, which could propel it in the ratings, but "it's a huge risk," Sepanski said, "the equivalent of shooting the moon".

An interpretation is that there might be an endogenous polycationic peptide, which could move when propelled by a change in the electric field at the T-tubule during excitation to induce activation of RyR1.

Any signs of a hold-up in meeting the deadline may prompt more capital flight from Greece, sparking a financial emergency which could yet propel it out of the eurozone.

The two are also appearing in the upcoming "Fight Valley" movie, which could further propel their standing as two of the most prominent female brawlers.

From Anthony Lane's review: "The love story between man and girl, which could have propelled the film toward outrage, stays mawkish and prim".

His strategy is reliant upon a strong showing in the Iowa caucuses, which he hopes could propel him in other contests.