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The females watch over these clutches, which may hold up to 54 eggs.

Black women are a crucial constituency in South Carolina, which may hold its voting as early as Jan . 19

The partners plan to tap the Yuzhno-Khylchuyuskoye field, which may hold 1.2 billion barrels of crude reserves.

The injury watch, however, has officially shifted from Garnett's knee to Dwight Howard's eye, which may hold the Magic's fate.

This step should in theory make Singapore's imports cheaper -- although hurting exports -- which may hold down the frequency of price increases.

One final lesson for CraftShop, which may hold some truth for the broader e-commerce market, was that investors' timetable did not coincide with the demands of customers.

Its ruins include a large rock cutting which may have held the temple of Men Ascaënus, the local Phrygian deity.

Against this background of a perceived reluctance on the part of doctors to give out additional information willingly, patients are likely to have a particularly difficult time finding out about CAM, a subject about which doctors themselves may have limited knowledge or interest or about which they may hold views which are at variance with those of their patients.

"If I was a millionaire, I'd buy you all a drink," he smiles, an offer which people may hold him to if he deservedly takes off.

But amid Europe's sovereign debt crisis, banks have been reluctant to lend to one another because of uncertainty about which institutions may hold dangerously large quantities of Greek government bonds or other assets whose value is in doubt.

However, he believes that we have available to us an array of response-dependent "surrogate" moral concepts regarding which we may hold a success theory.