They would, according to the theory, show up as "towers" of many different excited states.
Whatever came next would, according to the rumours there, be lavish, subversive, a surefire masterpiece.
Das would, according to the lawyers who argued before him, ask for yet a second delay.
It threatens their existence... but if you asked the big clubs, 'Would you like Rangers?" They would, according to Green.
All else being equal, a $1 billion company being sold quietly would, according to the findings, fetch $1.3 billion.
The president's death, his resignation or other "permanent absence" would, according to the constitution, trigger an election within 30 days.
That is only just over half the 15m who would, according to current guidelines, benefit from taking the drugs.
Tripling the fuel-efficiency of the average American saloon car would, according to Ford, save about 371 gallons a year.
The new proposals would, according to IAG, give Dublin greater protection over the airline's future than it has now.
At 0.75percent, 155 percent of them would, according to iMoneyNet, a research company based in Westborough, Mass.
If Ted's brother, John, had died it would – according to the paper's history – have been a catastrophe.
