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glimpse of what might have been a movie charting the tragic singer's rehearsals for his concert comeback on its worldwide debut today.

That is why, at the age of six, I gave up what might have been a magnificent career as a painter.

What might have been a great idea with an hour of projected work would likely be a horrible idea if it took all day.

In a classic case of what might have been, the club he left behind has never been the same since.

The president's signature on the legislation defuses what might have been a far-reaching crisis for the U. S. economy.

The Delegation of the United States of America wished to explain what might have been a misunderstanding with its previous comments.

If Cole seemed sometimes more convincing in an England shirt than a Chelsea one, this adds to sense of what might have been.

In Europe, delays in admitting that Greece borrowed too much turned what might have been a difficult but manageable problem into a calamity.

She turned what might have been a disadvantage into an advantage by balancing her youthful enthusiasm with education and expertise.

Volatility in the food markets has also trashed what might have been a great opportunity for global cooperation.

The end of Earnshaw was what might have been expected; it followed fast on his sister's: there was scarcely six months between them.

She always said we were doomed to be star-crossed lovers destined to wonder what might have been.

Every investor has an "if only" trade, the missed opportunity that sits in the memory bathed in the glow of what might have been.

Yet there will always be a sense of what might have been when discussing such a gifted footballer.

Sell a stock or fund at a loss and your pride goes with it, trailing in its wake a stream of regrets about what might have been.

Stand there and look at the picture of the glory days, wondering what might have been. Seems to me you guys are living in the past.

Burnley survived and hit back through Graham Alexander's first-half penalty, leaving Wenger to reflect on what might have been.

He sat quietly staring into the distance, thinking of what might have been.

One can turn one's imagination free for extravagant pictures of what might have been.

"You mean he was weak! " screamed Voldemort. "Too weak to dare, too weak to take what might have been his, what will be mine! "

The BBC highlights what might have been the actual cause of the calamity: arsonists .

Darkness forms a theater in which the brain enacts what might have been and may yet be.

That has led commentators to speculate on what might have been Beijing's real motive.

Podcasting allows people to make far more effective use of their travel - what might have been dead time becomes valuable reflective time.

He asked me about my reaction to the what might have been assessment.

It is perhaps pointless to contemplate what might have been changing.

You can see this for yourself on our website. You can zoom into any block on Manhattan, and see what might have been there 400 years ago.

Don't upset yourself by thinking about what might have been.

You can't prove a negative nor recreate history to show what might have been.

I've wondered what might have been.

These are visions of what might have been. But reality has never looked so good.

Won't see what might have been !

What has been or what might have been ?

Life is too short, time is too precious, and the stakes are too high to dwell on what might have been.

Ah, what might have been.

I'll never long for what might have been

I want to have that night again I wanna know what might have been First love just never ends, oh why do I still miss him