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Given how widespread fraud seems to have become, by that calculation, China may well provide a golden opportunity.

China may well keep its promise, for the moment at least, to follow the path of peaceful development.

Thus, any piece of information referred to as a fact should be mistrusted since it may well be proven false in the future.

As you may well know, there are times. . . almost constantly, in fact, where I prefer to look at the world through the bottom of a glass.

The US investigator says: "There may well be instances that do not cross criminal or legal lines but are outrageous to the general public. "

And again, I've been reflecting on this idea, you know, there may well be a culture- specific fourth circle.

Of course we each differ in the amount we believe in free will and this may well affect how much help we are prepared to offer others.

If he wins, he would assume the top job in government, and may well turn out to be precisely what Japan needs right now.

It may well be that the truth about him really does lie in something exterior, something in the shell rather than the kernel of the nut.

But one of the most interesting things about this debate may well be the changing stance of the Republican Party.

It may well help former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the perceived front-runner, by allowing him to stay out of the line of fire longer.

It is a very Chinese calculation, born of years of learning, that to ask for permission may well mean squandering opportunity.

The fire is thought to have got to this fuel, which should have been entirely submerged, but may well not have been.

It may sound far-fetched, but given historical precedents and current rates, such a world may well be far from fantasy.

You may well be able to afford a small Welsh village, but that doesn't make it a good investment.

George Bush may well turn out to be the last US president to have had an emotional tie to Europe.

Otherwise, in a year's time he may well see his own name added to the rolls of those who have lost their job.

World War Two may well have been the first war in history in which a wounded soldier was more likely to survive than to die.

All this, effected in an open whaleboat on a great ocean, may well fill us with admiration for the courage and skill of the young surgeon.

The official contact with you may well come all of a sudden, and be accompanied by an organised showing of our craft.

Online businesses will find new ways to drive revenue online, and selling apps may well be one of them. But it will not be the only one.

This may well be the perception at the moment, especially in the view of some of the major targeted countries like the US and the UK.

You may well not be able to take your content and data with you and even if you can, all your URLs are broken.

Now everyone is trying to think through a new world, in which Mr Strauss-Kahn may well be back, alive and kicking, and eager for revenge.

Starbucks has loyal customers who may well be prepared to hear its side of the story.

Alas, none of the men around him seems capable of holding the fragile patchwork of tribes together, so he may well be persuaded to stay on.

Which biography you are reading may well also determine how much, by the last page, you want to read a Dickens novel.

The oven is designed to keep microwaves in, so if it rings, you may well be leaking waves all over the place, and should get it checked.

The consensus seems to be that the paper itself is real rather than some sort of hoax, but the result may well turn out to be wrong.

Thereafter it may well get much more difficult, and, if it does, some countries may have much to answer for.

What is "the very spot" ? There may well seem to be nothing but a conglomeration and huddle of confusion.

This coming year may well be a significant one - the year that world leaders fell asleep just as the world cried out for more leadership.

An English court may well disregard a prenuptial agreement, particularly if one of the parties did not have independent legal advice.

Hitler's experts may well have told him that this form of attack would compass our ruin.

You may well consider that Hell is on Earth, and that is of your own making as you were given the powers to create as you desired.

as with Harry Hochheiser and me, one of your outriders may well find a huge win nearby that you were just a little too close-focused to see.

This also suggests that the technology is far from perfect --it may well require quite some time to build up to a really large quake.

You may well wonder whether my companion was male or female, but I have the right to tell you politely that it's none of your business.

It may well appeal to people for whom the iPad is too large to carry around, yet want some of the tablet experience coupled with a phone.

Mr Obama may well be called on to help sort out that mess if conflict breaks out again, as many fear, within the next year or so.

The long run answer may well be the entry of new and smaller banks into a more competitive banking industry.

Instead of beginning a sentence with a noun or a pronoun as subject, one may well start out with an adverb or an adverb clause.

May: Well, thank you, but it's not all that hard to do , you know.

Giant voids may well exist out there, but the chance of our finding one in our observable universe would seem to be tiny.

Beyond system services, you may also wish to look at how the DE is configured, as it may well be starting services which are not needed.

She had been trained for an emergency. Yet had she known the truth, she may well have frozen in fear.

Prior to her affiliation with Jesus, the Magdalene may well have been associated with such a cult.

In other words, the Internet will be able to think, have feelings, and may well be able to act on its own.

Early man may well have staked his flint axe, his bearskin, his wife, in the hope of adding to his possessions.

The word "magical" is not used lightly - this painting may well be a talisman of Venus designed to achieve real effects on the beholder.

There may well have been structural improvements in emerging economies, but just now markets are having none of it.

Thus, as I argued in a prior column, it may well be that this is, in effect, an unstoppable technology.

Potash urged shareholders not to tender to the BHP offer, which may well turn out to be the biggest takeover deal in any industry this year.

"The plan may well have asymmetrical benefits . . . but what is good for the system is good for JPMorgan, " he said.

But the event may well prove to be of less consequence, either to television viewers or to studio accountants, than any in the past.

The Da Vinci Code may well be the only novel ever written that begins with the word "renowned" .

It was derived from Posidonius, for which reason much of its information may well have been out of date.

Readers of this book may well conclude that the golden age of journalism has come and gone.

If you take a look at a chart of recent US export growth, you may well think you are looking at the wrong data series.

Europe may well choose to sit on the margins of influence. The likely role of the US will be that of the indispensable balancing power.

That may well tell us that London remains, as it always has been, a place where monetary entrepreneurs flourish.

With its bomb-making ability now demonstrated, North Korea may well feel it has little to lose by appearing a little more talkative.

Finance minister Fernando Teixeira dos Santos said China "may well have been" a key buyer in this week's debt auction.

If she defaults, the bank confiscates her penthouse and she may well end up a bankrupt.

It may well be that the models can be applied with the assumption that government debt is still the lowest risk available.

So try, if you wish, once you've heard his explanation, to get a real apology but it may well lead to a second fight.

By precipitately wielding his veto, Mr Cameron may well have hastened the formation of such a bloc, to the detriment of British interests.

In the end, American politics may well rise to the needs of the moment, proving the truth of Winston Churchill's famous adage.

It may well be that this is not scientific but it allows us to think more clearly about those complex phenomena.

Since America is not seen as an honest broker, closing such a deal may well require some new mediator.

sell its gold and if it does it will drive the price of gold down and that may well be the last opportunity to buy gold for a long time.

AIG particularly irked me, but had it gone under as the largest insurance company, the world may well have been thrown into a depression.

However, in the Ming compiled album, the "word Lin Yan Zhai, " may well be cautious editor, the least one mistake.

His opinions are candid that may well have been a little irritating.

It will serve others in the future, as you may well take your place in the Galactic Federation.

All this may well turn out to be too pessimistic.

As you may well know our objective is to get Ryan Giggs knighted whilst he is still an active player.

But in an interview for the US TV show 60 Minutes, she said she may well tune in after she leaves the programme.

The habits and ideology of the pure- bloods may well be a direct result of the magic genes acting through cultural evolution.

There may well have been structural improvements in emergingeconomies, but just now markets are having none of it.

It may well be just a rumor and may be nothing to get upset about.

Don't give up your day job but if you're passionate about your topic and believe it's possible you may well be able to make it happen.

The incident may well have been a simple attempted robbery.

Experimental results indicate that this improved method may well solve the problem of data bottleneck during measurement.

For leaders like Prime Minister Brown, actions like this represent yet another battle in what may well be a lengthy campaign.

Owing to the unusually complex nature of this crisis, that may well happen again.

It may well make sense to put it into a sunscreen preparation.

But the star may well be about to crash to earth, in his home state at least.

You may well find that the end of the book is better than the beginning.

He may well be joined by Senator Joseph Lieberman, the Connecticut independent, and a few conservative Democrats.

At this point you may well ask: what i's full consciousness?

The motives may well be much simpler: fund managers trying to expand their turf.

Indeed, such "hyper-connectivity" within the brain may well lie at the heart of all forms of exceptional creativity.

If this fuzziness is not enough to spook investors, the other component of the test, the checking of asset values, may well be.

The force of the assault on Hamas may well secure for Israel a ceasefire that shields for a time its southern cities.

So the gulf of Aden may well become a more safer area in the near future, he said.

Some stew of these ideas may well cool financial markets for a time.

Of these, the last may well turn out to pose the smallest problems.

It may well be that Congress will take a fresh look at this new technology, just as it so often has examined other innovations in the past.

Still, he says there may well be such a thing as collective intelligence, but he thinks it will take a lot more work to define it.

Elder brother--the bank--hasn't been chastened at all, and may well breach the rules again when the opportunity arises.

Yet the text may well provide some indications. e. g. 'What do you think happens to Manuela in her new life with Marco?

Costing over $4, 000 for a week, parents may well balk at the idea of sending their kids to Princess Prep.

If word gets out of our intentions , the rascals now in power may well seize the opportunity to make a final killing !

The eight years in which Kosovo was a UN protectorate may well be followed by a period as an EU protectorate.

The Chinese government may well cover the cost of these failures (and of banks tied in to these projects).

Google was merely a conduit for other people's information, and that may well be enough to protect it in most of Europe.

Hedge funds may well have been selling their commodity positions to meet demands for cash from other parts of their portfolios.

Backdating itself is not illegal, though a lack of accurate disclosure of it may well be fraud.

Given the bubbles that are already building up in several markets, this may well be too late.

You may well be right; I am not in a position either to refute or to verify them.

All of these may well be part of the story of our future, but I'm not holding my breath.

Newton was unmarried, had no known romantic liaisons and may well have died, at the age of 85, with his virginity intact.

Here is a morning star of hope for thee, of such exceeding brilliance, that it may well light up the darkest and most desolate experience.

If you think or treat your client as an animal, they may well behave as one.

"It may well be that they are being overwhelmed by girls of much the same age who are madly in love and very keen, " she said.

Even if only half of these get off the drawing board, Doha may well become the cultural hub that Sheikh Hassan dreams of.

The original software, however, may well be out of support and in many cases cannot be upgraded to later versions.

The result may well be thousands of arrests of prominent financiers by a soon to be announced US military government.

'Now, it's in the debt of a variety of countries, on the assumption that some of their currencies may well gain versus the dollar.

One of the key elements in a memorable photograph may well be the quality of light.

This makes the company a proportionally more important customer for the firm, which may well result in a better quality of service.

We may well be unusual, even unique, in using another language to help in the learning of a mother tongue .

Indeed, Kim Jong-il's approval rating in his country may well be higher than President Obama's is in the United States.

However, such a move may well be intended for its signalling value prior to announcing a new round of administrative controls.

States may well have the right to rigorously enforce federal immigration law, but again, to what end?

Armstrong says he thinks gestures involving the hands may well have been the earliest form of complex human communication.

The European Chamber of Commerce has warned that such measures may well lead to nothing but "shortages" and "hoarding" .

And if it fails in Africa, hopes for establishing a more universal jurisdiction may well founder.

There may well be a communications technology that we don't know about yet, as we were unaware of radio waves only a century ago.

It may well be true that in many countries, Muslim and non-Muslim elites will get better at understanding one another.

At this point, you may well pattern yourself on the fully exposed cow of Robert Louis Stevenson's rhyme.

Millions of jobless migrants may well remain in cities, if not protesting then at least pushing up crime rates.

In this study we could just as easily argue that all the apparently 'bad' lying people are doing may well be of the 'good' pro-social sort.

Still, Muslim countries may well make choices with which the West is not comfortable.

Therefore. it may well say that it is the key of Yellow River management to establish a more complete soil and water cons. . .

When historians look back to the moment when the post-Cold Warreign of American power ended they may well settle on 2010 as a crucial year.

Originally, single filaments may well have been for display, the dinosaur equivalent of a peacock's iridescent plumage.

Dining alone may well be one the most awkward times of solo travel but like anything the more you do it the more you get used to it.

It may well be that this is another tactic that could be used to get people to replace regular salt with mineral salt.

It may just work, but even if it doesn't work perfectly, it may well resolve a few problems.

John seems to be in high cotton. He may well become a big shot.

Those members of the European Union who chose not to join the single currency may well do so in the next few years.

China may well emerge with a strong set of domestic growth drivers as a result.

By the time the acquisition is approved, it may well have been forgotten by most outsiders.

The central bank may well have been right to keep the support secret, lest panic swamp the system.

He may well be right, but that's beside the point. Gaming is NOT about telling stories.

Following the likely withdrawal of American troops at the end of this year, security may well deteriorate further.

While that may well be the idea in some greedy, power-hungry minds, it is not the higher purpose and will not be part of the outcome.

The next two decades may well be the same as the past two, but with the disguise of a less overt and near-caricatural regime.

Given that the implementation may well spill over into the next parliament, it is crucial that the opposition backs the measures too.

The polls indicate that Americans will turn out to vote in huge numbers on Tuesday; the election may well be a cliff-hanger.

Indeed, if it's the latter, he may well find himself (like Clinton) privately frustrated with Netanyahu's tough policies.

Another factor may well be a desire to conduct less business using the U. S. dollar.

I had asked Bill Richardson to spend the last week in his home state, and he may well have made the difference.

around the world may well lie in the gaps that cannot be filled by big powers like America or bodies like NATO.

'We recognize that this may well mean having to shut down , and potentially our offices in China, ' Mr. Drummond wrote.

In good times its warnings may well be ignored and during a crisis it may have to hold its tongue for fear of sparking panic.

Decisions made over the next few months may well shape the world for a generation.

The spread of this kind of warfare suggests that it may well play a decisive role in any future international conflict.

So you may well be wondering at this point, what if the form is dependent on these events?

A company that needs large increases in capital to engender its growth may well prove to be a satisfactory investment.

It may well have been that Shevchenko's recent scoring spree would have started sooner had Joe been around to provide the ammunition.

Given the reporting gap, the bottom may well have been reached already.

It may well be art but it is also entertainment, a tragedy and a comedy, a reflection of the self as much as wider society.

The current one may well have the same impact on banking, which has been a huge magnet for talent.

The afore-mentioned research method and findings may well be applicable to the humanities as well to social science areas.

Government officials may well be right when they insist that the latest upset was an accident.

For Liverpool, however, a good season from Aquilani may well be enough to transform them from also-rans into champions.

These measures may well have teeth, but so far they've had little effect in slowing down the housing boom.

Given rising incomes in both countries, food inflation may well be something consumers have to get used to.

The company has appointed a turn-around specialist as the new CEO and may well survive .

He may well walk alone and still not own a shaver. He may also no longer be the perfect role model that parents held up for their children.

That means that China's growth may well stay in double digits next year, especially as consumption is still strong, relatively speaking.

With its bankable leading man and fresh material, it may well land the award for the show of the spring.

And he may well be right; the decision could be overturned either by Switzerland's supreme court, or by the European Court of Human Rights.

The deepening economic gloom may well mean that it will eventually prove necessary to cut interest rates to arrest a sharper downturn.

It is hard to say whether this would work. Like realwills, the next of kin may well contest the terms when the time comes.

But in a few more years, as Moore's Law continues to expand our computing capabilities, we may well see topic maps come into their own.

Cloud computing may well replace the system whereby our photos, songs, documents and everything else lived on our own personal devices.

Having written about the subject before in his 2008 book, "Traders, Guns and Money" , the author may well feel like a modern Cassandra.

In the coming month Western forces may well be beefed up to contain the worsening insurgency.

Accidentally drop the phone, and its glass covering may well crack, marring the splendor of its LCD display forever.

Likewise, if most of the software development will be in a scripting or procedural language, traditional methods may well suffice.

It intensifies, therefore it gives power, extra importance, and greater truth to what may well be ordinary and everyday things.

There may well be a location that you've visited in the extremes of winter, that you'd love to represent on a summer evening.

China may well have stopped supporting revolutionary movements around various parts of the planet.

For those with a deep suspicion of cats and their motivations, this may well be the scientific proof they have been waiting for.

We believe that in terms of reproduction and genetic heredity, mankind may well realize its hopes to improve human stock for the first time.

If I'm watching a DVD I may well get up, make a phone call, then resume watching and weeping.

While this inefficiency may well be a drag on China's growth, is it such a burden that growth must come crashing to a halt this year?

The remaining cities of the subsystem may well join the megalopolitan belt over the next few decades.

On the biggest worry of all, the budget, it may well take a crisis to force action, but Americans have wrestled down huge deficits before.

During the winter, you may well find that you're arriving at work when it's only just getting light, and leaving when it's already dark.

Rye bread, however, has been found to be even more valuable, and may well be a lifeline for the entire western diet.

It may well be possible at the end of this month to detach the larger consignment from our home defense.

They may well spell the difference between you smiling or not smiling on your next date!

A recovery of the equity market, driven largely by a receding of fear, may well be a seminal turning point of the crisis.

Use it to phone a customer helpline and your call may well be answered by an Indian.

The consummate performer, Jackson may well have suspected that his final exit would be a spectacle.

The honor may well have come via the influence of Scarlatti's former pupil Maria Barbara, daughter of the King of Portugal.

It is one of the universal coping mechanisms of poverty; our own great-grandparents may well have used it.

It may well be that the most instructive points arise from understanding the differences rather than seizing on superficial similarities.

Mainline Protestants, however, seemed delighted by the festival, and may well latch on to the emergents to shore up their shrinking numbers.

In other cases, however, what is good for the parents may well harm the children.

I think a lot of people think I'm naive, and that may well be true, but I wouldn't have started a search engine in 1998 if I wasn't naive.

You may well smile , but a little outside investment will at least give us something to fall back on .

This scandal may well bring the president down at the next election.

By 2010, telematics may well be incorporated into one of the major highways in the United States.

These managers may be charming people, and company policy may well insist that employees be polite at all times.

If a deal goes through one of the first jobs of a merged management team may well be to spin off these combined flower arms.

The future of the company does not look bright. Anyone who buys shares now may well find that he has backed the wrong horse.

If China appears to be actively initiating a trade war, the American reaction may well be: "Bring it on. "

Looking back, you may well agree that some of your worst experiences did in fact carry within them the seed of something good.

The picture of a man in a body bag with ice on his chest may well be of the man Frederick was describing.

But human values may well change - values, not biological imperatives, are the unfathomable variable in population predictions.

Mass customization, like Levi's made-to-order jeans, has taken root in the fashion industry, and may well transform the business.

Plenty of data suggest that shares are on the pricey side, and that long-term returns from these levels may well prove disappointing.

And you may well find his head upon a spike.

And the voters may well decide to cast out Mr Cowen and Fianna Fail at the next election, which may come as early as next year.

Life may well turn out to be the true, rather than exception.

As the country becomes more integrated with the rest of world, we may well anticipate English borrowing more Chinese words.

They may well have another chance this year, with a budget battle looming in March that could send Canadians to the polls again.

it may well be a good war fought for sound moral and humanitarian purposes -- but it's also a complicated war.

As you may well be aware, before Nintendo did video games, they did playing cards.

The postal service ended the 2008 fiscal year with a $2. 8 billion loss, and the next two years may well be worse.

He may well stay that way too, because Fina's announcement has taken back the technology used in swimming by a full decade.

The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. But the opposite of a profound truth may well be another profound truth.

If China slows, it may well be more of a problem for the rest of the world than for China itself.

So, even though yet another set of skills will need to be mastered to control these screens, they may well be the wave of the future.

You may well introduce a new bug in untested code while fixing an old bug, and if so, you probably won't immediately notice the new bug.

Cheap labor may well be the main reason for China's manufacturing advantage, but currency manipulation could be another, the EPI states.

The market plunge was unnerving during the brief period it lasted, and there may well be reforms that should be implemented.

But when it arrived, he decided not to eat any of it. He may well not have been hungry.

Though the rate of Trojan growth may well be alarming, Microsoft's report is not all doom and gloom.

None of that is set in stone, and Guido may well change his mind.

Critics may well seize upon this to diminish claims that the weather is getting worse, but taken together, it's a more frightening picture.

If stored procedures are used for data access, then these may well be optimal places to apply these rules.

Light adaptation may well occur locally, but what about adaptation to motion? A huge video of a waterfall filled the screen.

That is the sort of movement that may well bring other temporarily stricken nations to the IMF's door.

the political temptation to prop up wages at the bottom by fiat may well grow.

All this may well explain the timing of recent nuclear and missile tests.

Looting may well be on of the oldest crimes in the book - but it seems looters of today have definitely got more expensive taste.

Mr Berlusconi and his ministers expect to be in office until 2013. This time they may well be held to account.

But, though desirable, such wholesale reform to an entrenched system may well be too disruptive in a young democracy.

This may well reflect the legal difficulties involved in mounting a full-blown attack on an established company's reputation.

Our latest assessment (see article) suggests that the United States may well be heading for recession.

She's always telling me that I work too hard, and she may well be right.

If the streaming websites can work out how to draw paying subscribers and lure more advertising, they may well become one of those sources.

This discovery may well shake the very roots of humanity - our beliefs in our concept of God and in our own power over our destiny.