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By travelling like this, you suspend all experience; the present ceased to be a reality: you might just as well be dead.

A lender might just be forgiven for sitting out now if it comes back in a few years offering the same dollar at a better price.

Oh boy, you know I'm not much of a speech maker. I might just send everybody heading for the door. Where should I begin?

It was fifteen minutes to Hogback Bridge northwest of town, and he might just get some shots there if he hurried.

As much as I hate to say it, I think China will pass us up in terms of military might just by the sheer numbers of China's population.

I might just as well put the troops that have been landed straight through the sausage machine.

If someone is rude to you it might just mean they are having a bad day & it has nothing to do with you.

I'm still not sure i'm up to it. I might just call it a day.

Of course, that might just mean that the Clovis people had not quite exterminated bison before they, themselves, disappeared.

Think of this as a hobbyist's test project, and if you come up with a killer app for it, you might just be able to make a profit anyway.

Taranto? He might just as well set his story in Sicily where he learned their speech and folkways and lots of island ballads.

They might just choose to ask their employees to work overtime to make up the difference.

Doing nothing meant she might just stay put. But if he tried to move her, exactly where would he position his hands?

And I wonder if you can think of any other things that you might just briefly mention which promote good relations between nations.

It's not always easy to tell the difference between what is bullying and what might just be the result of somebody's temporary bad mood.

I might just be overly excited that I might have captured a spirit but I would really appreciate some professional feedback.

Ironically, eating just a little extra food might just work a lot better for you then eat no food at all while you're trying to lose weight.

And with our hyper-consumption of those animals producing greenhouse gases and heart disease, kindness might just be a bit of a red herring.

Sure, he may have done nothing but in this case, it might just be the hardest thing to do.

the governor owes me more than a few favors, and I think he might just abide by my wishes in such an event.

The greatest hope and privilege of any writer might just be the push for total artistic freedom, the right to imaginative re-creation.

He might just as well believe that white is black.

But he said: "If somebody already has cardiovascular disease then it might just tip them over the edge and trigger a heart attack. "

Environmentally friendly. It's man-powered. Save the planet a little bit of exhaust. Hey, it might just be enough to save us all.

Everyone was waiting for me to score, but I thought it might just be too perfect to score on my own birthday.

You might just be able to turn a performance issue into a triumph for your organization.

We were simply glad to be back in primitive Africa again and in an atmosphere where the unexpected might just possibly happen.

"A lot of times it might just be weak accounting processes, a lack of knowledge, or just a bit of sloppiness, " Buhr says.

Uncle James might just as well have lain on his back in the garden and chattered to the lilac tree about the habits of caterpillars.

What's more, no matter how ambitious he could be, he might just be too weak to carry out any of his grand plans.

This might be something you work on all year, or it might just last a month, or it might last a week or a few days, or just today.

a company with a significant amount of overlap might just be acquiring the customer base and planning to migrate it to its own products.

Without a strong father figure, a young man might just end up in prison.

The question of whether years of intense endurance training might, just possibly, be harmful to the heart is hardly new.

He might just be telling us something, you know, 'I'm looking over you, I'm going to answer your prayers.

It might just also be beginning to dawn on both sides that they are arguing in the path of an avalanche.

"How can you be so sure? " she protested. "I mean you haven't done any tests or anything. He might just be in a coma or something. "

Anchorage, Alaska: Ask for directions at this airport and somebody might just tell you to take a left at the polar bear.

I might just as well talk of loving the miller who comes once a year to buy our corn.

That might just be an illusion. Just try to convince yourself that we did not see nothing.

Now, before you drop jaw in horror at the thought of such a huge age difference, keep in mind these two might just be friends.

they must not even be aware of the extent and beauty of meditation - if they are, then you might just as well go and buy a romantic novel.

Don't panic. We'll take a look at it and see if there's any merit in the case. It might just be a frivolous lawsuit.

You might just as well ask if cooking works for feeding 1000 people as well as it does for a family of four.

With that notion in mind, expanding Kiva in to the U. S. during an economic crisis might just be a brilliant move.

If you need something a little more reliable, though, it might just be worth investing in a few minutes of an expert's time.

It will keep you going. Even though you might just a few minutes earlier felt like all hope was gone.

She might just as well have asked if she was ugly.

If someone uploads only a couple of runs to the site, they might just be trying it out.

Just be careful not to overindulge, or else you might just end up in a sugar coma.

What rules can you think of that might just be worth breaking?

If Felix is doping, you might just as well put down the starting guns for good.

If the weather is favourable at Mugello, the Scuderia might just as well decide to test there.

Don't set it doing trifling sums in arithmetic when it might just as well be solving problems of moment to yourself and the world.

Cleaner coal--if not clean coal--might just be the only realistic answer for one of the world's biggest climate conundrums.

Asking those questions to everybody you meet might just result in you having another travel story of your own to tell.

You might just as well look at a photo or a stuffed example in a museum, because you won't see any natural behavior.

Even though you might just a few minutes earlier felt like all hope was gone.

Where everyone else is sitting bored and clock watching, you can be an active part of the meeting. It might just get you a raise.

You might be knocking on my door at 7 o'clock in the morning and I might just have gotten up and I don't wear earrings in bed.

That means we might just be able to see pixilation in space-time.

In short, Dubai may have got a scratch in its shiny facade, and might just have to tone down its boisterous swagger, but it'll be just fine.

Nevertheless, emerging market sovereign bonds might just turn out to be the safest place for investors' money.

Besides, I am not a money manager. Either way, it always occurs to me that they might just be asking the wrong financial question.

Ayn Rand speculated that this undertaker might just be a social climber.

And the protesters might just begin to believe that after Tunisia, anything is possible.

Once the agent makes an offer, you will need to be ready with an answer or she might just take the next volunteer.

The scatterbrain me might just forget to tell her if I leave it till tomorrow.

Young people may be able to add a little zest to the classic-the "idol effect" might just work.

No. I'm going to share with you a very simple tool that might just transform your life.

Leaving the euro might just be the beginning of a national regeneration.

The weather was bad. We might (just) as well have stayed at home.

You might just wake up not feeling or looking your best, find some new wrinkles , put on a little weight, or get a huge pimple on your nose.

no one will eat this food; it might just as well be thrown away.

Acquiring a local manufacturer there might just be 'blowing cash down a black hole, ' he said.

AS RECENTLY as a month ago, there were still hopes that America and Europe might just pull back from the precipice of a recession.

The newspaper might just as well talk loud about that as anything else.

No one will eat the food; it might just as well be thrown away.

Or we might just as well build ourselves another government.

"But in theory they might just define part of the information covered by such research as a state secret. "

But Green is only 21, and he might just need a little more time to grow up.

He had a funny feeling Rita Skeeter's Quick-Quotes Quill might just explode with excitement if he did.

You might say something smart on your way out, but you might just as easily say something stupid.

In fact, if you could get into their castle, you might just find some of your own missing belongings, as I have.

But he gave three reasons why an Obama diplomatic initiative might just work.

A nervous election-year American Congress might just move from threats to action, changing the cold war over trade into a hot one.

There is what sounds like a howl of outrage from the Decepticon, or it might just have been the screech of the air being rent asunder.

Even if you can only spare five minutes, go for a walk (it might just be to the water cooler and back).

So, if you're holding onto old grudges for the sake of it, it might just be time to let go.

Had he accepted, the larger-than-life Yasser Arafat might just have carried his people along with him.

Democracy did not get Kyrgyzstan into this mess. It might just help the country escape it.

Please pass this poem on as a Blue Ribbon Against Child Abuse because, as crazy as it might sound, it might just indirectly change a life.

One of the best ways to kick off summer in Sydney might just be an outdoor barbecue in your best friend's backyard.

try to relax alright ^-^ you never know, a great job might just pop up out of nowhere. ^-^ LOVE YOU!

But we're getting to the point in the plot where the hero might just meet his match.

I can feel some of you gasping at the very suggestion - try it first and then reject it, you never know it might just be OK.

We still need another month or two of data to confirm a trend, as this might just be a bounce after the Olympics.

If this was the state of, say, Finland, one might just believe it.

The scrub jays, Ms Cheke explained, might just have worked out which foods stored well and which did not.

You might just as well do some reading as chat online.

Happy marriages might just be those in which both partners uphold a very nice projection of each other, even when things aren't so great.

The weather was so bad that we might(just)as well have stayed at home.

But that might just be because the answer is a bit of both.

A dry cough might just be the first sign of worms, especially in piglets , but it might also be the first signs of more sinister conditions.

But it neglects to consider the notion that there might, just possibly, be some negative aspects to the pimp-prostitute relationship.

Otherwise, you might just miss out on some great life experiences.

I thought I might just highlight the project with a short summary and a link to their website.

Alas, the case of the lackadaisical Lakers might just have been solved.

We might just as well call them before we go there.

Next week I'll continue the series of wedding advice for the groom that he might just enjoy.

Life is too short to leave kind words unsaid. The words you say, or the letter you write, might just make all the difference in the world.

BP might just have been a bad egg.

During the darkest months of winter you might just want to lounge around in your pajamas all day.

The manager will come back next week, you might just as well leave things to the secretary.

If the state were to recapitalise the banks, his scheme might just work, but without it, it cannot.

The weather was so bad. We might (just) as well have stayed at home.

Yet it might just as easily refer to Ripley: the horror movie heroine who came in from the cold.

A few games at Staples Center might just turn into laughers , bringing down No. 24's stat line a bit.

It might just change how you think about your business.

You might just as well let others do their own thing.

Now I have to think about getting my own car, when I do, I might just post a photo of it on the forum.

I think I know that ring. And, you know, he might just be having itcleaned or something.

Because, who knows, the explosion you hear from the USB Doomsday Device might just be the sound of your brain vaporizing.

Try again with the beta or the older loader option enabled, one of them might just work for you.

For youngsters around the world weighing up their future educational options, it might just tip the balance in Britain's favour.

The good news is that help appears to be on the way, and with a little luck it might just arrive in time.

But if you find yourself in a burning building a few years from now, they might just save your life.

You might just be letting your imaginations run away with you.

"We might just change one person's mind, " she said.

If you see those sorts of casual references, bear in mind they might just be there to make a punchline.

If it's a bit chilly outside, you might just want to opt for pants.

At the worst you'll get a great learning experience and who knows, you might just make your dreams come true.

Hey, that's not such a bad idea. I think I might just do that!

When someone asks what you do for a living, you might just say, "Oh, I'm in construction. "

Push at a rate of 100 beats a minute. You can't harm them doing this and might just save a life.

He once joked that being religious in such a vain profession as show business might just be the highest level a Buddhist can reach.

A new Italian government with a credible economic programme, might just buy Europe some time.

Some younger children might not know that it's wrong or they might just be testing their limits.

The type of room you use is a personal choice, but certain music styles might just sound more natural in a certain type of room.

While a business analyst might just be interested in combining existing feeds to create a more analytic feed mashup.

We might just as well make the experiment.

So Apple might just have to try patenting the rest of the industry, too.

If you are lucky, he might just demand that you cease and desist.

It might, just possibly, go the way of Iran, and see that system swept away in anger.

If I've already written something that covers it, I might just send you a link.

And who knows, you might just end up doing it full-time and making good money out of it.

After the actual global financial slowdown, audiences might just be primed for a financial thriller.

You have an incredible energy welling up inside of you, and it might just explode today (in a very happy way).

Research shows, however, this perception can be hijacked, fooled and might just be completely wrong.

And it it consumes less resources, it might just be one of the first in the generation of more environmentally friendly aircraft.

So next time you feel like a total tool, you might just be hitting the nail on the head.

The above might just sound like I give myself complete time off - however I also give myself space in my work to be creative.

These sources are probably geological but they might, just, prove to be biological.

There's a new kid in town - and he might just be more popular than Hannah Montana!

I might just as easily choose ticagrelor in that population.

You might just get your kids to eat their vegetables -- and you'll definitely get extra Eco Hero points for that.

So if your buttons are not user-friendly, then they might just leave your page and search for a related one.

And if we declare war, it might just look as though we were over-reacting!

But that might just be a pipe dream, because, y'know, he's out of state.

Walker, however, also says that the negotiations continue, so we might just see a solution in the near future.

Some doctors say that sleep-eating might just be another symptom of whatever's causing your sleepwalking in the first place.

Parents complain that their heirs will not listen to them when they talk about money, but they might just listen to a private banker.

If you read any further all those years you spent admiring the machismo of super cars might just go down the drain.

Now that I'm older Mother might just let me go.

Surrounded by crusty generals three times his age, an insecure young leader might just resort to hot-headed measures to assert himself.

The prospect of a nuclear-armed North Korea, however, might just be seen as even worse.

He might just change his ideas from minute to minute.

Be more methodical and logical about how you feed it, exercise it and rest it and you might just stumble across the right formula (for you).

It was a loss. But it might just be a start.

they keep the comfortable temperature in every season of the whole year . so you might just need one thin comforter.

And a slice of cheese might just prevent cancerEating cheese and other calcium-rich dairy products could cut your risk of cancer.

Botox, I thought, might just be the key to this regular life I desperately craved.

Buying Hulu might just make sense with a stable executive team to manage it.

Second, it might just have been better not to offer the Greeks any help.

Paradoxically, punishing fake injury might just encourage teams to polish their acting skills.

I'm hoping to everything possible we won't see action figures, but I have heard on the run-a-round that we might just see them.

An artist might just place the brush to paper, but computers need x and y coordinates to know where to place the digital paint.

If people say that they are incompatible and if Ronaldo comes here, then it might just be an extra stimulus for their compatibility.

With Mr Adelson's record , though , it might just be that old gambler's mantra : when you're on a roll, just keep betting .

A bold vision, then, and one that might just have become far more important than its prophets could possibly have imagined.

But that might just be me - a computer vision guy.

What I'm hoping is that they might just drift apart because their frequencies aren't perfectly the same . Right?

Now, I'm not the biggest fan of mind-mapping, but it might just fit the bill.

Mr Brown, who has waited for his turn to lead with some impatience, might just crack a smile for once.

In the next decade (or less), your car might just drive you home.

Here is a quick list of five of my favorite Google Chrome Web Apps that might just increase your productivity.

As tempting as this dessert looks, you might just lose your appetite when you see the price tag.

TPC: Well, hello there, gorgeous. I think I might just be the man for you.

A more competitive two-party system, in other words, might just be the outcome.

You may become privy to an unsettling secret, or you might just see someone's ugly, unsupportive side.

I may come back and add to this post after the session or we might just use them as inspiration for a series of blog posts.

Look around. Aren't there a lot of plain faces? Take a good look or you might just miss out that beautiful person .

With these 10 tools, you might just be able to rock that test tomorrow.

Mumbai might just be the litter capital of the world, which makes sense, as its insanely overcrowded.

Because if she does, the police might just rape her again.

Yet this might just be where the president's luck runs out.

Next time we play Chelsea, if we're beating them again, I might just drop in a line about beating him at darts too, just to wind him up.

It might help but if the database is too damaged, it might just pop back to suspect again.

This is another way to say you don't have time for a relationship, or it might just mean you are not interested in that person.

Who knows, they might just start redirecting their efforts to problems at home.

I have a little secret, you may not believe it if I told you, but you might just agree. . .

The ukrainian city lvov has recently installed what might just be the world's biggest crossword (in physical size).

Were he speaking in 2010, a European leader seeking re-election as well as reform might just fancy his chances.

Sometimes, I might just have to go do something else.

It might just be the little push you need to act, and once that's over, you'll feel relieved.

Though this might just be the ending of the life I held so dear, but I won't run, there's no turning back from here.

But for now, you might just be friends with your crush.

Most problems assigned will be from the textbooks, but some might just arise as questions during lectures.

Or maybe you might just be a math geek and you want some numbers.

They were talking about the possibility of a weekend trip when Su said, half-jokingly, that they might just go to France.

He might just keep her around.

Did it ever occur to you that I might just be that stupid?

And while you're out there, you might just look around for other periscopes seeking the same things.

Depends on the angle the sleigh hits. You might just get beheaded.

We might just keep chasing cars, work harder, or blame someone and waste time complaining.

What's more, you might just find yourself being an early-bird on the weekends and actually liking it!

Chauncey Billups might just provide the leadership and clutch play needed to bring the Nuggets beyond the first round.

I can appreciate that you might just like Scourge Strike.

we don't know yet. she might just have to hold the banner.

This is still Silicon Valley: Getting kicked in the behind might just be your ticket to getting ahead.

This might just be the best excuse for heavy drinking we've ever heard.

Still, the new device might just reignite the once-furious race for ever more megapixels.

New emissions-reduction technology is sexier , but old-fashioned horse trading might just be more effective.

Instead of waiting for the euro to collapse, you might just look for destinations that offer better value than the mainstream.

Fear factor : How unnatural this might just be another step to make men superman .

A golden cross may mean something or it might just be a coincidence.

It doesn't take much to bring on a blue day. You might just wake up not feeling or looking your best.

You might just set a pin or two that way.

If Isaac Newton were alive today, oil prices might just make him doubt the whole gravity thing.

If the Rockets turn around this season, they might just point to Thursday in Denver.

But this might just inspire wholesalers to stockpile medicine, says Dr Link.

I keep thinking that I might just bite the bullet and quit outright.

They might just finish practicing their listening skill by using TOEFL materials.

It might just be that I still think a little like a child; I believe I have a childish mind.

If Europeans and Turks can meet somewhere in the middle, they might just make hello story.

But while your average business mogul1 might just have demanded a refund from the manufacturer, not Bertelli.

Left to their own devices, conscious or unconscious, they might just manage to restrain themselves.

There is another danger with our hypothetical Fed decision: other central banks might just reciprocate.

If Europeans and Turks can meet somewhere in the middle, they might just make history.

Your brain may need its roadblocks eliminated, or it might just need some new input.

It's not necessarily bad, you might just want to let them know that they really don't need another x but they probably won't listen.

Good news might just be fine with a phone call.

Or they may be insecure, or they might just be under pressure from their bosses to deliver tough targets.

Though you might just go to gawp at a few skeletons, you'll learn a lot about forensic science - and about the human body.

But be careful, there might just be a Grinch attached.

However this latest project might just be their most impressive one yet.

This section might just "blow your mind, " to use a common expression.

A chocolate bar with high cocoa content might just save you a trip to the chemist.

In this case, however, foul means might just serve a legitimate purpose.

Were he speakingin 2010, a European leader seeking re-election as well as reform might just fancy his chances.