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"His departure has created a void which may perhaps never ever be filled.

Earlier in the week, Guardian head of business Dan Roberts invited questions for the Treasury select committee which may, perhaps, shed light on the current economic meltdown.

The experience of the Paduan milieu was thus decisive for the formation of Mantegna's attitude toward the Classical world, which may perhaps be characterized best as double faceted.

A G8 meeting like this one gives them an unusual chance to leave a small legacy, which may, perhaps, reach at least some of the long-suffering people of a long-misgoverned country.

Both will thus be sensitive to the delicacies and risks of the other's internal party management.The two men have something else in common, which may perhaps derive from their ego-nurturing backgrounds.

Yet, in our sample eight of the 10 RFs functioned as mediators (indirect effects) and one additionally as moderator (interaction effect) for the relationship between CA and general distress, which may perhaps help explain why the correction for distress levels had differing effects on the RFs in the CA compared to the no-CA group (see Supplement XII).

Which may, or perhaps may not, be that.

They have built their company based upon a very narrow slice of the locksmith business which may comprise perhaps ten percent of locksmith revenues.

Audit and feedback may be resisted by some prescribers, which may explain perhaps why better results for benzodiazepine prescribing were obtained in long term care facility audits, where multiple different health practitioners were targeted compared to the audits of individual GPs alone.

Which may have made, perhaps with his blessing or insistence, a memorably short-sighted trade last winter when Harris and two first-round draft picks were sent to the Nets for the aging and only occasionally still-potent Jason Kidd — but that's another story.

FOXP3 expression can be triggered in FOXP3− CD4+ T cells during activation or division which may correlate with, perhaps transient, suppressive potential [50], [51], [52], [53], [54], [55].