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But any export surge mightn't be big enough -- or at least come quickly enough -- to outweigh the potential downsides of a weaker currency.

And, with a slim grip on power in Canberra, Australia's government mightn't welcome foreign ownership of a critical piece of infrastructure.

If consumers aren't going to lead a strong economic recovery, businesses might have to. But they mightn't be up to the job.

The Fed mightn't be ready to set a particular yield level for particular Treasury notes.

He mightn't have had the grace to say he was sorry!

He hasn't had any too much time -- and besides he mightn't a got the letter at all, you know.

And if I hadn't got the work you mightn't have sold your sketches to that man from Peoria.

You do sometimes wonder whether it mightn't be easier to move to a desert island and subsist on berries and fresh air.

The oil market's usual spring bounce mightn't get far off the ground this year.

So mightn't Nietzsches point instead be that the syrup or totality of life is good, not that every single instrument of is.

But those extra sales mightn't be such great news for existing owners of inflation-protected notes.

If he'd been dead she mightn't have noticed for weeks; she wouldn't have minded.

They mightn't have much appetite for spending this time around, either.

At the same time, you're overall attitude mightn't be very constructive.

As a share of household assets, Treasury securities mightn't return to their peaks of more than 5%, set in the 1950s.

We mightn't be so lucky this time.

The lesson: For any given investor, the averages mightn't apply.

Mightn't they really have low self-esteem on the inside, even if they won 't admit it?

The more Washington pays Americans to buy cars they otherwise mightn't, the bigger the risk of Detroit putting off further restructuring.

It mightn't BE a bad idea to warn him.

You might question the premise itself, mightn't you?

The market mightn't be nearly as weak as is commonly assumed.

There is likely more capital raising ahead, though it mightn't be dominated by banks.

We ' ll let it alone for to-day, because of course we don 't want to go by that town yonder in daylight -- it mightn't be healthy.

He may be here next week, mightn't [won't] he?

They mightn't have regarded me as their friend.

Even if we could have taken the vocation, but we mightn't have wanted to.

Starts mightn't hit the one-million mark again until late 2010, Ms. Meyer estimates.

As a result, it mightn't deter creditors from funding risky firms.

You may use his eraser, mightn't you?

The Fed mightn't want to react, but the market may yet force its hand.

'This year's corn mightn't be as good as we think. '

Then he mightn't be there, might he?

Don't call me tomorrow because I mightn't be in.

But that alone mightn't offer much comfort since earnings were very weak during the same period last year.

Drawing a tentative conclusion mightn't be right