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To betray a schoolmate's privacy to a reporter would potentially set them at odds with their peer group.

Martin, a former foreign affairs minister whose party is leading opinion polls and whose backing is needed by the minority Fine Gael government, said any "new barriers between both parts of this island would potentially set us back decades".

It also would have emboldened Samsung to stretch the definition of FRAND licensing, and to demand more for its basic patents, which would potentially set off a terrible chain reaction of patent battles within the mobile industry, threatening to grind innovation to a halt.

These will include the recommendations feature, and perhaps even paid content downloads from the BBC's very rich back catalog of studio recordings and live recordings, which have been largely untapped up to now but would potentially set a service like this apart from the me-too offerings of the many recorded-music digital streaming platforms.

Given that the policy also allows businesses who exceed their baselines to buy permits from businesses who come in under their limits, this would also potentially set up a version of an emissions trading scheme.

However, he said it would be a big change and could potentially "set up certain problems".

An indictment would deliver a harsher blow to the bank and potentially set up a protracted legal battle.

By then, leaders in Seattle had indicated they would perhaps follow, potentially setting a new bar in the U.S. for a citywide minimum wage.

This potentially set a huge and backward precedent.

If they fall to that level, at least some institutions would be forced to sell, potentially setting off a chain reaction.

The combined company would have significant financial heft, potentially setting off another round of consolidation in an industry that needs to wring out cost savings.