Open AIM comes with some not-so-open restrictions, which could turn off many developers.
That cost him $60,000, which could turn out to be significant.
Many houses and clusters of houses had wells, which could turn brackish, especially in the low flatlands.
But it should not resemble a complete progressive wish list, which could turn off swing voters without even raising turnout.
That is 228 calories a day, which could turn into a weight gain of more than 21 pounds a year.
Trenton, meanwhile, is being watched by the men in black, which could turn out to be altogether more dangerous.
Joe was recognized for his work using manganese-coated sand to filter stormwater runoff, which could turn pollution into an aquifer-replenishing resource.
Its own approach brought five cautions, which could turn into suspensions if the same players transgress in the second leg or in the ensuing matches against Madrid.
Poland was always deeply doubtful about the constitution; on the other hand, Polish farmers will soon begin receiving large cheques from the EU, which could turn opinion around.
Others argue a trial should also be held for the whole military coup of 1999 which could turn into a real witch-hunt.
Continually bending over to get into a three-point stance involves a certain amount of "folding," he said, which could turn painful if a cup was involved.
