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Yet with his side 12 points behind fourth place with just 12 games to play, the Northern Irishman's admission that his squad may have to wait until next season before they can challenge for Champions League qualification will potentially give owners Fenway Sports Group more cause for concern in the wake of the 2-0 defeatoto West Bromwich Albion on Monday.

In the future, hospitals will be required to publish their standard charges, which will potentially give Hamilton new data sets to work with.

This deal is different in that it will potentially give Twitter access to gaining more users and usage in developed international markets.

"You'll notice Andy after many of the sessions will potentially give the user homework that basically will ask you to think about something or try to be mindful.

The remaining 80% comes from data processing.* Cutting off the firehose to DataSift, Twitter hopes, will potentially give it access to (and better returns on) the customer deals that DataSift held before.

There, it will potentially give the company another string in its bow in terms of the services it offers to businesses coming to its platform — and opting for paid usage tiers.

I'll work very hard when I'm out there and hopefully they will see that hard work and it will give them confidence to potentially give me a game.

Thus, each gene or transcriptional unit will contain multiple SNPs that potentially give rise to sequence variation between individuals and tissues on the level of RNA.

If you are not an engineer by training, adding a CTO or product exec will complement your skills –- and potentially give you access to a level of engineering talent you can't hire full time.

The rest are essentially stuck holding their breath, hoping that their votes for Rubio will prevent Trump from winning and potentially give them a chance to be kingmakers.

In vitro testing batteries are by design deconstructive, which makes it difficult to determine which organs a substance will potentially affect given realistic external exposures, and what target dose level (or levels) should be considered.