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Any other gay man of his time, raised by three spinster aunts in small-town Ohio, might well have stayed in self-loathing denial for ever.

In her memoirs, Mrs Merkel might well say that Mr Cameron was to blame if it came to this.

I thought this over for a week and then decided that I wouldn't wait: Mary Brown might well be in trouble that would brook no delay .

Sooth to say, it was a very fine work which, it seems to us, might well be turned to account even now with a few modifications.

Such a decision might well have been preferable for me personally. But I felt I had no right to 'abandon the party'.

But, in retrospect, it also told me that what I was doing might well be wrong, but it had a better chance of making a difference.

It might well have been a different sort of debate altogether.

Now, this one might well be personal, in that many of you seem to like the ear buds that come with the various Apple devices.

Disturbingly, there are plenty of signs that we might well be prepared to do it to ourselves all over again.

He might well become the subject of the ultimate quiz question: which man has led both the United States and China into global battle?

I believed that this struggle is going to go on and it might well be decided in the next decade.

The United States might well provide that prod if it did not fear a united Europe would turn on America.

His mother had said that Newton was so tiny at birth that he might well have been placed in a quart-size pitcher.

It might well make sense for such a server to handle only one client at a time, as long as individual scripts run quickly.

So just take care, what you think is the heart might well be another organ.

A Muslim might well consider that Islam awareness deserves more than just a week.

When you are trying to be frugal, a dating site might well be one of the things you cut back on if there are free sites on offer.

Anyone who dislikes pain, prefers their operations under anaesthetic, and has no wish to die of smallpox, might well choose to live now.

That said, I am glad my daughters were young and easy to please back then or we might well have taken the first plane out of the country.

"The best business school in such a country might well be the dinner table of a powerful business family, " he writes.

Although reconnection might well be ubiquitous on the sun, finding direct evidence for it has proved difficult.

Mr Rajapaksa might well have won one. But a campaign would at least have thrown the issues open to public debate and scrutiny.

It might well be you, and you should be prepared for the moment when you are in that position, which I'll discuss in the next section.

As Mr Graebner puts it, it is possible that in a different decade Ms Hearst might well have been acquitted.

A poor result for the MUD would have unleashed a power struggle in its ranks and might well have led to its disintegration.

Cats and dogs, parrots and guinea pigs are excused behaviour which if seen in the children of the household might well end in assault.

If the same system were to be applied to America, the Democrats might well enjoy a permanent majority.

None of these events should be linked directly to global warming: they might well have happened anyway.

A strong executive or strong Congress might well respond to this decision differently than the president and the Congress undoubtedly will.

But if that same person emailed and asked you for a favor that took half an hour of your time, you might well provide it.

I cannot remember telling my parents that I was studying Classics; they might well have found out for the first time on graduation day.

Note also that your support for non-revenue-intensive means of health care reform might well go up, for related reasons.

If, for instance, you were living on a distant world scanning the skies for alien life, then Earth might well be on your list.

Zuckerberg, who reportedly has some of his own jerky qualities, might well be the one to take Jobs' place as Top Geek.

He said Shanghai and Hangzhou might well become the new "ovens" due to the climate change.

Freemantle had an idea that the T. V. session, astutely managed, might well develop into a show.

The younger Mr Harper might well have agreed it would be better to share out the existing number of parliamentary seats.

Krishna Guha's prediction that the US would avoid recession if it avoided any large shocks might well have been right.

If you're trying to lose weight at this moment in time, then you might well be struggling with the winter months.

Whether to attack the sanctuaries was a close call, on which honest and serious individuals might well differ.

If the protocol were to be designed today, it might well look a lot different, and would almost certainly be easier to implement.

He might well find himself compelled to alter the pace of his reforms, if not their scale.

Indeed, one might well argue that at this juncture, it is the only way; that conclusion is not foreclosed by the text of the resolution.

A cynical observer might well conclude that the Federal Reserve threw caution to the wind years ago.

But British government lawyers say that would invite legal challenges from the regime and might well end with a judge issuing an injunction.

In such a crisis, it might well be feared, a less-than-independent Federal Reserve would be compelled to buy public debt.

Looking around the rest of the Middle East, Egyptians might well wonder if their revolution is spreading.

In a quieter time secretary Rogers might well have been able to balance the demands upon him.

Had he done so, he might well have completed the full four years in office, a rarity for an Israeli prime minister.

But a prolonged crash might well undo much of the progress the developing world has lately made towards democracy and political stability.

One of the men might well have slept with your wife, and you would have brought guilt upon us.

The government might be able to raise the cash, but tough-minded companies might well be able to extract big concessions.

Confronted with a straight in-out referendum, the British might well vote to stay.

But potentially more catastrophic is the kind of earthquake that might well up from the depths immediately below the capital.

Had he lived, his theory of collective action might well have won him a Nobel prize in economics, though not a wholly uncontroversial one.

Once more Peter was reminded that his own days here might well be numbered.

The independents who backed her both hail from conservative-leaning constituencies and might well have sided with her opponent, Tony Abbot.

he was a still man , as such a man might well have been.

If you've been out of school two years or 20, the tips might well be worthwhile in hanging onto your job through the downturn.

Yet, seen from the wider perspective of the organization as a whole, optimizing efficiency might well entail some additional structure.

But, you might well be asking, why did Sarko bother to try to conceal the truth about his height?

One might well describe investment banks as hedge funds backed by an implicit government guarantee.

"Pelham . . . felt that an ally so little used to control . . . might well be indulged in an occasional fit of waywardness" (Macaulay).

With a flow of good news, that target might well be attained.

Americans might well see this as an attack on their historical right to own a home no matter how precarious their finances.

"I don't see why I should put my trust in Mr DiPascali, " he said, adding that the defendant might well flee.

and an alien observer passing down the neighbouring lane might well have been excused for massing them as 'Hodge'.

But believe it or not, there's a bunch of talk among economists that China might well try to stimulate the economy again.

Thus, a patient coming to see their doctor in the UK might well come with documents they have printed from the Internet.

Some of society's goals and priorities might well be in tune with your own. Others won't.

Shareholders might well ask for that to be increased again.

Such a mood might well have been imparted to General Auchinleck.

If Congo were to win, Angola's position as Africa's second biggest exporter of crude oil after Nigeria might well be threatened.

The U. S. might well agree that now is no time for revolutions in the postwar financial order.

And striking down Sarbox might well have opened the door to even more burdensome regulation.

Astronomers suspect that our Hubble volume has at least 1020 habitable planets; some might well look like Earth.

The company might well decide for efficiency's sake, to consolidate certain operations.

Data showing a deleterious effect might well be more likely to be written up and published than data showing nothing much.

To stream all the data from every plane might well require more satellite bandwidth than the total amount in orbit.

"We can only give a thousand-year average, " says Kopp, meaning that it might well take a millennium for sea level to go up that much.

The market's new front might well have been Spain, whose underlying problems are by no means less serious.

But then, he feels that this is where there might well be something that motivates the relationship between master and slave.

He knows that a red shirt, pro-Thaksin party, with its roots in the poor and populous north-east, might well win again.

For his bottle, Davis chose E. coli, a bacterium of the human gut that might well carry DNA intact for aeons in deep space.

"Nobody breathe, " Aaron Brooks said in what he realized might well be the last order he ever gave.

Had AIG been allowed to go bust, the swaps market might well have unravelled.

This might well turn out to be a smart strategy.

LIZZIE: Though she might well perish with the shame of having such a mother.

You might well ask what kind of an idiotic company would use an illegible font for their product features, but I've seen it done.

But US consumers might well spend even less than is usual as they deleverage themselves.

In producing the work times that are associated with these tasks, it might well be the case that the tasks themselves are hiding waste.

Better to point the finger of blame at the White House, they might well think, lest it be pointed at them.

Fortunately I was too young at the time; otherwise I might well have been one of the factional fighters.

All of that advice might well remain apt today, but thereupon has changed the calculus for many workers.

This proposition might well broaden the vision of the humanities and help to pursue new materials, methods and types of Chinese humanities .

Give the opportunity, he might well have become an outstanding artist.

The opposition parties, together representing half of Turkey's electorate, might well boycott a constitutional process dominated by the AKP.

Implementing the core logic of a program in Lua, rather than in C, might well dramatically reduce development time.

He might well be a broken thing, but Theon still wore a dagger.

XU TIAN embodies the American dream to an extent that many of his fellow Americans might well envy.

It might well be built, like a festal bower or arch, to entertain him a single day.

Today's unknown route through a rugged canyon might well become a dotted red line on some future map.

"System" might well be compared to the research and development activity in a manufacturing corporation.

"One day, we might well look back on this as the perestroika moment" , says a Western diplomat in Havana.

The surplus might well have been larger had the yuan not risen, some economists say, but it is difficult to prove that conclusively.

If the fees for using smart cards and mobiles were low enough, cash would be more expensive to take, so it might well attract a surcharge.

"You might well think, " he writes, "that cloud collecting sounds like a ridiculous idea. "

Air travel suffered, for instance, but teleconferencing, holidays at home and road transport might well have prospered.

Had the vote gone against the EFSF, a financial-market meltdown might well have been the result.

Were he to remain at Princeton, he might well be studying that law's impact.

"Often the finance director has breakfast with the owner, who might well be a relative, who then signs the checks. "

You might well ask, why not use one of the existing SCMs that are out there?

It might well be that an accident could befall myself and I would like somebody to rescue me.

In that case, Microsoft might well be better off charging a premium to the relatively small number of customers.

One might well sacrifice one's own self, but one cannot say that the Tathagata is equal to the created.

We might well ask why our bodies do not repair themselves better.

With economic growth and intensifying globalisation, every kind of financial flow might well continue to expand.

As one lawyer said, these defendants might well have been the second wave of looters: too old, slow or stupid to avoid getting caught.

Moreover, if they were alive today, the Framers might well have supported an amendment to the copyright clause.

To which our smarty-pants body might well reply: Tell me something Ididn't already know, Einstein.

Given FACS's three decades of acceptance and CERT's record of accuracy, automated facial-expression analysis might well meet those criteria.

China might well view this as the start of a containment policy.

The most important part of the process is satisfying the requirements: When you can do what you set out to do, your job might well be done.

If that were the case , I think we might well get a very high multiplier effect this year .

We lost the football match, but we might well have won if one of our players hadn't been hurt.

When you felt lonely musing for too long a time, you might well open a favorable volume.

S. debt and other assets. A global depression might well ensue, with China and other export-dependent countries as the biggest losers.

And the world might well be a greener, more prosperous place if the West's various agricultural departments disappeared.

Many experts believe that King might well qualify as the nation's first gay vice president.

Allow a Fannie Mae to collapse, and the US economy might well collapse with it.

Moody's and Standard and Poor's have both suggested that the agreed-upon rollover plan might well constitute a default.

My demeanour might well be consistent with a concealed emotion.

It's a major focus of the Bank's work, and it might well be the principal focus of the Bank 10 or 15 years from now.

Analyzed in conjunction with other popularity indicators, the turning point might well have occurred in early to mid-June.

But in earlier times, such drug-induced visions might well have borne alternative, more magical, explanations.

Faster computers and new modelling techniques might well provide more details and finer distinctions.

This might well have lowered the private sector surplus, but only by destroying private income even faster than spending.

China and India might well come more swiftly to the negotiating table if they faced the possibility of losing their export markets.

One way in which Beijing is likely to react might well rile its trading partners.

Greece in 2009 might well have defaulted, abandoning the euro and adopting the old drachma again at a deeply depreciated rate.

However the production of drawings might well represent 40% or more of its total workload.

The entire financial system might well become, in essence, a group of government-sponsored enterprises.

Confusion and disorder might well spread throughout the entire Middle East .

Knock on wood, but industry sympathy in this case might well be with me.

If your blood sugar level is low, you're going to find it hard to concentrate, and you might well be irritable and moody.

These folks might well prefer a plain-spoken war hero like Mr McCain to the articulate and arugula-munching Mr Obama.

Intensely hard rock might well make tunneling extremely difficult and far too costly to even contemplate.

Furthermore, markets might well panic, especially if interest payments are missed.

If Congress were creating a tax code from scratch, it might well discourage pollution rather than work, as Mr Gore demands.

Indeed, slashing spending while the economy is depressed won't even help the budget situation much, and might well make it worse.

The ability to work more and more consistently at this level might well be what distinguishes the fruits of your efforts as A level writing.

It might well be that richer Web interfaces are standardized more by the market than by committee.

And we might well be seeing the cold master of logic and reason unexpectedly falling. But in love? Or over a precipice? Who can tell?

A business like that, therefore, might well have sold for the value of its net tangible assets, or for $18 million.

This means that as population aging runs its course, it might well go from stimulating the economy to depressing it.

Yet it might well be wise for China's leaders to look carefully at the criticism sparked by the school collapses.

If a troubled casino bank were big enough , the government might well bail it out anyway .

And once that happens, other plans to roll out free software might well suddenly look rather more attractive.

For investors with cash and courage, a crisis in U. S. Treasurys might well pose a historic buying opportunity.

Speaking in Shanghai yesterday, Xiao Yaqing, the chairman of Chinalco, warned that the group might well raise its stake in Rio.

The genetic bases of such phenomena might well repay investigation.

To He might well come here tomorrow.

Milan have great champions and this difficult task is one we might well accomplish.

Mandatory rotation would probably not do much harm; but it might well not do much good, either.

Helpful, because sometimes it might well be worth considering someone's happiness level.

Dropping the ISA might well restore his reputation after that public-relations disaster.

Were the regimes in Egypt or Jordan on the line, Western support for the status quo might well be more vigorous.

To track an animal efficiently in the Amazon might well involve expensive technologies.

Indian officials fear the Chinese might well argue that it makes no sense to make an exception only for New Delhi at the NSG.

Aircraft utilizing similar design concepts might well become operational by the 2030s.

If Italy were forced to default, it might well elect a populist government set on exiting from the euro.

Such defense assistance might well be increased in direct response to the reduction in U.

The revival of something that combined beauty with utility might well prove popular.

Socialists today might well sympathise with the sentiment.

These political upheavals might well destroy the whole framework of society.

Lenders might well avoid companies with few assets not already mortgaged to others.

If you looked only at the clock speeds of microprocessor chips, you might well think so.

Nor do I argue against or in favor of different planning methods, each of which might well provide useful perspectives.

If there were enough nurseries, twice as many women might well go out to work.

They might well be unbeaten in 16 league matches, but this has been by no means vintage United.

Given the opportunity, she might well have become an outstanding artist.

Without this mechanism our "Blue Planet" might well be as dry and inhospitable as Mars.

Were that to happen, after Iraq, Katrina and an economic crisis, they might well want to consider an alternative line of work.

However, some unnatural or hybrid approach might well get there sooner.

and - worst - she might well end up suing you anyway on discrimination grounds.

Under these conditions, flapping, birdlike flight might well have some benefits over propeller-driven or helicopter flight.

Spending promises might well have gone unfulfilled.

But working harder and concentrating only on the job might well help to overcome the initial stress of the breakup.

Andrew Rosindell, the Conservative incumbent in nearby Romford, might well agree.

A Roosevelt in the White House from 1909 to 1913 might well have averted the disastrous rupture that occurred in 1912.

Christine Lagarde, his successor, might well be the one to organise it being airlifted out.

The next administration might well make significant changes in America's policy towards Iran.

Early neocons warned that government schemes to improve the world might well end up making it worse.

"Budget" might well be the dirtiest word in the financial language.

It's unclear who did it and why, although it might well be a case of it being done because it could be done.

A lot of us lose life's tough battles by starting a frontal attack---when a touch of humor might well enable us to win.

a responsibility which a less courageous man might well have ducked.

And claims dating back many years might well have been presented.

One might well ask how many European scientists it takes to turn on a light bulb.

The caterpillar might well give you nightmares though!

Unless they truly believe that the Chinese lunar calendar warns against a "widow's year" in 2010, we might well see Miss Guo become Mrs Fok.

Mr Geithner might well feel that a repeat performance this week might induce Beijing to allow a faster appreciation.

In fact, a period of ease in practice might well provide the inner strength and trust to confront long-ignored difficulties.

In fact, if a new-to-Linux user had the experience I had, they might well have already run back to Windows or OS X.

You might well be amazed that with millions of souls seeking their experiences that it can work out, but it does.

Muddle through might, well, just muddle though.

A big French fiscal commitment, for instance, might well move it decisively from the "safe" to the "troubled" camp.

An angel looking into Vincent Lord's soul might well have wondered-why?

ARTHUR PIGOU, anearly-20th-century British economist, might well have shuddered at the thoughtof Facebook. com, a student networking site.

If you're psychologically well when you are taken, then there will be no long lasting damage; if you're not, there might well be.

A joke which is hilarious with the guys on the 7th tee might well be a disaster at the Church Bazaar.

A stranger might well wonder, don't you always hope for peace on earth?

On one's death bed, when all the living and doing is finished, one might well think of R. M. Rilke's poetic musing.

"Under the circumstances, restoring the car might well be cause for regret, " notes Sass.

The question might well be why capitalism failed and competitive advantage went to Europe.

But his comments about the economy might well be significant.

You might well have spared yourself the trouble.

But with rising real rates, growth might well be lower.

I realize this might well just be an NVidia issue, since I have Ubuntu 11. 04 running fine on an Intel-based laptop.

That is, if your team already is well intrinsically motivated, you might well may things worse by adding extrinsic motivation.

Cheryl Cole and Toni Terry might well agree.

When, you might well ask, will the creditors wake up?

It might well fall into famine again this year.

She might well be sung by that chap, Swinburne.

Other eurozone members might well end up on their own.

Its use of XML might well be a harbinger of the way XML could liberate desktop data further in the future.

It might well be the first time that many of you will actually experience a lifting up.

It might well have jumped from another animal into the civets , and it will take a lot of work to sort that out.

If a friend asks whether they know a good local restaurant, they might well think of your name even if they haven't been yet.

In this way, a systemwide requirement for concurrency might well admit a PHP-based solution.

We're heard lot about it. It might well be worth a try.

You may well say so. = You might well say so.

What he has told you might well be true.

And if the problem doesn't have an owner, that might well be your problem right there.

North Korea might well want detente with America, says Mr Zhang, but that is a separate matter.

So yields on high-quality bonds might well reach 6 per cent.

I might well consider it later.

This might well be the case.

It might well not happen to the US.

Left to market forces, so-so brands such as Levi's might well fade away and be replaced by fresher labels.