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Far from delivering a gain, health reform could well turn out to be a negative, at least for the mid-terms.

It could well be that this not the case, but anecdotal evidence seems to indicate otherwise.

But a movement to a fully floating exchange rate could well have been coupled with a movement toward free capital mobility.

"The ECB could well end up getting much of the blame for the sharp economic slowdown, which is now in the pipeline, " he said.

In a given crisis and against a specific enemy, some sort of loitering boost-phase system could well make sense.

But he said those events could well prove a turning point in attitudes and how the two countries deal with each other.

In fact, Capital's Springer said the long-term ramifications could well be muted if the market keeps rising after Friday's fallout.

If the legislation were to become law, many lawyers think China would be likely to challenge it at the WTO--and could well prevail.

I don't know of any pre-existing implementations, but it is simple enough that it could well have been developed multiple times.

A tie-up with Coke, though, could well have provided Huiyuan with the added expertise needed for a real sea change in its fortunes.

Coca-Cola, then, has ultimately escaped what could well have been a substantial overpayment for Huiyuan.

Juventus believe Adriano could well be the perfect replacement for David Trezeguet who looks set to leave the Turin giants this summer.

I don't know if I could. -Well you could try. Go ahead, try. Spare? -Sparse, yeah. Maybe sparse.

When i asked him how about him, he answer, "If I could well any more, i will be twin. do you want to see my seam? "

The paper predicts that China's rise as an economic and military giant could well end all that.

With the 2014 World Cup set to take place in Brazil, the Liverpool man could well emerge as a key player for the hosts.

At that point the Greek state could well be unable to pay salaries and pensions and Greece would be on the brink of a disorderly default.

Or you could well tell me what you want me to say.

This could well persuade airlines to open some direct routes around the globe that they previously deemed uneconomic.

While today's performance could well be seen as the most important "slam dunk" of her life, Wendi has always been proactive and ambitious.

" And the opening line is a tickler: " It was as bleak and sad a day as one could well imagine.

The result of the IMF's plans could well be a global tax of symbolic value, set at a very low rate.

A strong showing from the player could well increase his bargaining power with Villarreal desperate to tie him down to a new contract.

I can see that such an experience could well be relevant to a future head of the IMF.

As he and Mr. Buffett give away more of their fortunes to charity, the individual Waltons could well wind up cracking the top five.

The sentiments he expresses whenever he talks about his country could well earn him a role as a travel ambassador for Malaysia.

This could well be the case of this film with its prophetic title.

In other words, the ideology could well feature strongly in future historians' account of the current recession.

Republicans have held fire so far but a political brawl could well break out after Mr Obama starts to mention names.

The locals also say that an enormous amount of food is stocked in warehouses of what could well be a true multi-leveled underground city.

After the next general election, coalition politics could well be the name of Britain's game.

You are purposefully kept from remembering your astral travels, as it could well interfere with your daily life responsibilities.

Ms Silva is unlikely to be Brazil's next president, but she could well siphon off votes from Ms Rousseff.

As, if they told the truth, could well be shown.

Tiger Woods, too, could well emerge with added lustre from his own debacle.

In that case, the growth rate of global steel production could well stay at the 5 per cent it has registered for the last decade.

The apparent motion could well be caused by an energetic rotating beam sweeping across the nebular material.

Climate change, which already wreaks havoc through local droughts and heat waves, could well unleash global-scale havoc in a few decades.

Liverpool today completed the signing of Slovak defender Martin Skrtel, who Benitez revealed could well be the only addition this month.

The first economic thinker to be so honoured could well be the last.

There will be some dumping of speculative property, and there could well be a hint of panic in the air over the coming months.

Libraries could well evolve into the resource the public uses to help manage their digital existence.

Buffon's Juventus teammate Nedved was downhearted at the final whistle and admits it could well be the end of his career.

Marketing's role could well come to be seen more broadly in terms of connecting with stakeholders not only in terms of value, but values.

That could well leave Baidu, already with a roughly 60% market share, even more comfortably ahead of the rest of the competition.

With this kind of equipment, the cry asking whether there was a doctor in the house could well be a thing of the past.

Michael: I could, well. . . I do not know.

In New York restaurants , failing to tip at least 15% could well mean dissatisfaction from the customers .

The investigation period could well be dominated by one of the more controversial suggestions by publishers.

This could well support the fact that financial aids are not to be replaced.

In a New York restaurant, failing to tip at least 15% could well mean abuse from the waiter.

One of the drawbacks could well be upward pressure on sovereign debt. In other words more expensive government borrowing.

The club could well demonstrate the commitment to youth in the next few days.

That's a huge step that could well raise the ceiling on the kind of tasks a tablet or smartphone could perform.

The top Chinese leadership will also change next year, which could well see Chinese foreign policy take on a more strident tone.

You have to wonder why, since the book could well have nasty ramifications in Afghanistan and Pakistan as well as Washington, DC.

The Utah desert, with its barren expanses of rust-colored dirt, looks like it could well be an alien planet.

There was no final deal ready as The Economist went to press, but one could well come very soon.

But keep looking and you could well find the retirement home of your dreams.

Money has concluded that drivers switching to an EV certainly won't lose money, and you could well make some financial gains.

With the sea level rise associated with climate change, they could well not be here in a couple of generation's time.

All this drama in Washington could well put the breaks on Wall Street.

As companies across the region cut staff and hack profit forecasts, further downgrades to Asian growth estimates could well follow.

Such deaths could well be preventable if better strategies were in place to avoid, diagnose and treat infections, the UK researchers said.

Should such an event happen today, it would cause utter chaos and could well precipitate an economic meltdown.

For them, it could well be a case of "easy come, easy go" , especially since they don't hold promise-keeping to a high enough standard.

In making this decision the allies could well have lost the war, as Germany saw an opportunity to topple Allies, Soviets and Yuri alike.

Foreign banks that sell their stakes could well find that antagonising regulators means a long stay out in the cold.

Some foreigners may be intrigued, but a single weak economic data release could well spark another wave of selling.

After all, when you go for broke in business, it isn't just a metaphor: it could well be the reality.

As a typical traditional industry, construction machinery industry could well represent the status quo of China's most of the industries.

After data mining and online profiling, brain imaging could well become the next frontier in the privacy wars.

She could well understand how women in particular wanted to get away to the West where daily life was so much more convenient.

Tristan and Isolde 's passion could well be the fruit of substance abuse, of a love potion they drank unknowingly.

Thanks to the vagaries of the voting system, there could well be a big gap between votes won across the country and seats won in Parliament.

Nomura's gamble could well turn out to be a dud.

If you are looking for that special person, it could well be a case of love at first sight.

Everyone is available for Sunday, if he trains well he could well be involved against Arsenal.

His economic views and financial reform measurements have certain innovation which could well fit the characteristics of the time.

We believe that could well lead to new economic opportunities in both countries, and a lower carbon emission load for our planet.

That club could well be Milan, who are said to be unsatisfied with the progress shown by Alberto Gilardino and Ricardo Oliveira this term.

On the other hand, if you raise too much money early on, you could well be selling off too much of the company for too little capital.

Middle East more influenced by public opinion could well be less willing to work against terrorism, or on behalf of peace with Israel.

He might [could] well find that the course is too difficult.

An active compound - plectasin - found in fungi and lower animals could well be an effective weapon against hazardous bacteria.

In such a scenario, investors could well keep putting money into gold.

By splitting the right, Mr Crist's defection in Florida could well deliver the state to a Democrat in November.

The net effect would be unclear, but could well be worse from the standpoint of overall Catholic doctrine.

The reform could well prove popular with voters; all the same, it has weaknesses and critics.

If the European telecom slump does not spread to other markets, China's strength could well offset the EU weakness.

The reform could well prove popular with voters; all the same, it has weaknesses and critics.

If the European telecom slump does not spread to other markets, China's strength could well offset the EU weakness.

Many lawyers say that if the legislation becomes law, China is very likely to challenge it at the WTO, and could well prevail.

With its vast engineering resources, Toyota could well do even better.

His proposed open network could well spot the next, as yet undiscovered, threat.

As long as recent oil price falls aren't reversed, the ECB could well start to take a slightly less hawkish view on monetary policy.

Of the two books, Ms Pargeter's work is the more nuanced and could well become a seminal work on Islamist radicalism in Europe.

We are not talking here of modest deficits, but of a yawning chasm, one that could well compromise monetary stability.

This could well be due to investors' historic exclusion from the economic powerhouse behind the region's growth.

"Without his outstanding contribution, the history of world war two could well have been very different, " he writes.

"Without his outstanding contribution, the history of world war two could well have been very different, " he writes.

Current and future chemotherapy regimens could well yield larger proportional reductions in breast cancer mortality.

The longer its centrifuges spin, the greater the danger of an Israeli strike, one that could well draw in the Americans.

Moreover, a trade war with China could well have unpredictable, and potentially highly damaging, political consequences.

If investors suddenly were to sour on riskier assets, they could well seek a safe haven in the dollar.

In time, China could well become a net exporter of a variety of commodities.

Vehicle sales for the full year could well reach 10. 5 million, she said.

Minor delays are common, and there could well be a major breakdown, or a flood or electrical failure as happened in recent months.

China is not Japan, of course, and its trajectory could well be different.

S. imports in China could well be offset by an increase in U. S. imports from competitors like India or Indonesia, Mr. Wei said.

But if the canal is dry, it could well turn into a damp squib.

The true costs of coal impact every industrialized and emerging economy and the question could well be asked almost anywhere.

If they do not believe this, there could well be a big upsurge in inflationary expectations long before the world economy has recovered.

The strains on the pay-television system are building; the system could well break.

In the long run, hole fertilizing cattle dung could well improve the iron level in plants' leaves. 3.

Of course it is okay to aspire to better yourself and your situation, but remember that could well come with a high price.

The Templararchives could well be part of any find.

Of course, he could well have changed his mind by then anyway.

The whole simulation process could well reflect the running of the equipment under normal conditions.

But countries that import food should also look at improving their inspections, which could well add to the cost of food.

Otherwise, from the time you go to bed to your next "reasonable" meal-a sandwich at lunch could well be over 12 hours.

It was indicated that cushion could well adjust pile-soil stress to make piles and soil work together.

If you should feel overwhelmed and a little sad on September 3, it could well be that you are exhausted.

It might not be the most delicious of first meals, but it could well be an important one.

Poultry and pork producers could well follow their example and start diversifying their operations overseas.

The new joint venture spill response company could well give the Obama administration the backdoor it needs to lift the moratorium.

quantum key distribution (QKD) could well be the first application of quantum mechanics at the single-quantum level.

'Double-digit unemployment could well be reality sometime next year, ' Goldman Sachs economist Ed McKelvey said.

But for "mission critical" requirements, HaXml could well provide the quickest and safest path to the rigorous goal.

Karl Marx's theory of ideology could well be considered a type of social epistemology.

for developing and emerging economies, however, the consequences could well be devastating.

The consequence of these statements and decisions is that the eurozone crisis could well get worse in the short term.

Another awkwardness could well be the Supreme Court. The chief justice, William Rehnquist, is gravely ill.

He appeared a comfortable owner of something, a man from whom the common run of mortals could well expect gratuities.

If we are flexible to the other mode of communication for its own purposes, could well improve the efficiency of the negotiations.

There is no safe alternative to the present policy and this is definitely not a time to take risks that could well be unmanageable.

Future iterations could well drive the design toward a more object-oriented design.

Unless it is rescued soon, the next decade could well see the realisation of Kennedy's dire prediction.

And SIA has bargaining chips too: were it to walk away, CEA's share price could well fall sharply on both markets.

But if there are charges or resignations it could well damage the president, who campaigned against corruption.

But at some point, when the excitement wears off, users could well turn back to more traditional modes of communication.

These promises could well be the main achievements of the Rome summit.

However, Mr. Greenspan's departure could well mark a high point for America's economy, with a period of sluggish growth ahead.

The across analysis of mesh theory shows that both the helicoids of slider and spider gear could well mesh at any position.

Stability test results showed that RTS technology could well meet the needs of long-term operation in industrial unit.

Exactly the same thing could well happen as a result of Israel's attacks in Lebanon.

Peer recommendation and consumers who want what they see others are buying online could well influence this evolution.

The session could well have been called "Top Ten Things that Many Agile Coaches get Wrong" .

But, of course, the retracement could well not stop there and instead turn into another crushing bear market loss.

The latter could well prove to be the most significant addition.

"Chrysler could well be forced into liquidation if the sale transaction is not completed on or before June 15, " Fiat said.

Verified by experimental data, the simulation program could well satisfy the demand of project design.

At night he came home with as many as he could well lift in one hand, which our people were glad of.

He says something similar could well happen with the quantum leap in accuracy that optical clocks promise.

Originally , during which time he could well adapt to coach Mike - Germany's new tactics.

Still, even in its preliminary form, Windows 7 looks very promising, and could well help expunge the bad reputation of Vista.

However, the lure of joining the likes of Real or Arsenal could well see him depart later in the summer.

Any modest increase in interest rates could well tip them over the edge.

Market share among fund management companies could well change hands during this stock market pull back .

It also suggested that other al-Qaida groups in the Arabian peninsula "could well target Chinese projects in Yemen" .

"This could well be the day I make the biggest deal of my career, " said Uncle Vernon.

and that Spain and Portugal could well find themselves in the same predicament.

But without legal, political and economic reform, Russia could well lapse into stagnation.

at such a rate that they could well disappear from the earth's surface before the year 2050.

The rising tide of anti-wealth sentiment could well affect how conspicuous the rich want to be.

Thirty seconds of ear-blasting trumpets that could well wake some of the 300 dead and buried in the Abbey.

Barring further nuclear-related damage, the final count could well come at the lower end.

And growth in the developed countries that are China's main customers could well disappoint.

If people are eager to defer consumption, then the equilibrium real interest rate could well be negative.

In the minds of some Libya watches, Gaddafi's hard core could well be planning a longer-term insurgency from a safe distance from Tripoli.

Thermal constraints could well force design decisions in computers, game consoles, and the like.

Sceptics could well ask why the empire should rally to invade Europe just for Batu to take the profit.

Muglia, a well-respected Microsoft veteran, could well reappear at another company.

On the contrary, that could make the danger even bigger, since it could well provoke yet another round of aggressive interventions.

And Miss Great Britain could well attract voters away from the Labour candidate.

And if more tax is the solution, then the middle class could well begin demanding a greater political say.

Results Human vascular endothelial cells can well adhere to nanometeric HA film complex materials and could well multiply and grow.

But the politics of shrinking dirty industries in rich countries could well mean that such taxes will be imposed anyway.

The nimble gait and charming spirits could well be the best dance one can find.

That could well turn today's private sector debt crisis into tomorrow's public debt and currency crises.

The Information Age has spawned many new professions, but blogging could well be the one with the most profound effect on our culture.

But Greece's partners could well prevent such an outcome.

What he did could well speak for itself: he betrayed us all!

We may notice only the failure, but loss in one direction could well mean gain in another.

In tackling the shit problem, economics could well be a clincher.

But its mood-boosting effect could well be lasting far longer than we realise, claim scientists.

Individual companies could well suffer if new governments tear up old contracts.

Fortunes change overnight, and sides who are struggling now could well be amongst the favourites for next summer's finals.

This could well be boilerplate. But spies may think twice now before passing on information.

Through the green, conservation and use of land existing cultural values, so that the city's historical context could well develop further.

Workers pushing for higher wages at one of Honda Motor's coastal Chinese plants could well be setting a trend.

The person whose best at soccer could well be a bloke who works in the warehouse.

That could well embolden rebels in what is an increasingly bolshie parliament.

The experiment results indicated that the hydroformylation of C6-14 straight chain higher olefins could well conduct under TPSC system.

That's because a first step in recovery could well be rising interest rates ahead of rising prices.

And Emmanuel Adebayor's second - Arsenal's third - could well make this countdown yet.

And Mr Brown and Mr Newsom, who both hail from the north of California, could well split each other's vote in the Democratic primary.

The foreigners could well have been kidnapped by Afars acting on their own.

It could well be the subject of debate for years to come.

The methodology suested may not guarantee ultimate success , but the eventual pay-off could well be worth the effort .

The government is in a corner on interest rates and the same could well happen on fiscal policy.

It could well trigger the financial catastrophe we thought we had narrowly avoided.

Beyond exhaustion, she gave them the signal to get her out any way they could: "Well, I can't feel anything anyway. "

What this could well lead to is a re-rating of these companies.

The increasement of pile length could well exert bearing capacity of piles.

But their faith in government omnipotence could well be misplaced.

Looking to the longer term, we could well be at a historic crossroads.

A right entry mode could well conduct the transform of company's operating in the market.

If any one employer offers less, others could well bid away his most prized workers.

Try asking again, and if they start to get angry and evasive, something could well be going on.

zirconium sulfate could well dispersed on the support, the structure of support was not affected.

This could well be described as the Wayne Rooney factor.

The year ahead could well see tough talk turn to regulatory action.

Getting the perfect typography could well be the biggest challenge designers may face in 2011.

It could well be that rich people treasure peace more highly than poor people.

The W. T. O. ruling could well help Mr. Obama's electoral chances in those key states.

It could well be that North America and Latin America will be tie-breakers next winter.

2007 could well be dubbed "the year the normalized database myth was debunked" .

The present episode could well turn this statement on its head.

The worst of yesterday's game is that John Terry could well be out well into the New Year . . . before Ricardo Carvalho has returned.

And if he went, chaos could well ensue.

These could well yield even higher prices for hard coking coals.

So GDP growth could well drop below 7% in the first half of next year as exports and housing investment weaken.

Yet the Treasury's insurance scheme for banks' dodgy loans could well lead to public ownership for LBG.

They could well be the monkeyish clowns we imagined at a medieval fair. That indeed is their name, monosabios, clever monkeys.

Moreover, the UK's net debt is forecast to continue to rise thereafter. It could well hit 100 per cent of GDP.

Next time, despite all the tricks Mr Mugabe and his party are sure to play, they could well lose again.

It could well be that way with wireless communications.

Now the building of several top-class foreign hotels in Lhasa could well do the same.

If they handle this delicate management task, they could well deserve a promotion.

It could well be that there are personality differences.

Another spike in unemployment could well set it loose.

The world economy could well benefit from a gradual slide in the greenback.

It could well be one of the most important cars ever designed.

Today could well be spent in quiet contemplation of the past and future.

net levels of punishment26 could well continue to increase somewhat.

And this could well mean fat profits for BHP in years to come.

Mr Ackermann admitted that a chunk of the tax hit could well be borne by Deutsche's investors.

eg. Political manoeuvrings could well be at work.

But with this latest news, it could well change again.

After growing by just 0. 1% in the fourth quarter, national output could well stutter to a halt in early 2010.

Mr Leisk thinks this could well portend rougher economic waters ahead.

It could well go to a second round, further prolonging the political vacuum.

The August Tic data could well mark a high point for US Treasuries purchases.

But there could well be repeated on the same plant type virus infection, of course, this is a rare phenomenon.

That could well threaten O'Neill's sunny forecasts.

"If the protests become a trend or a pattern, it could well be disastrous, " said Antil.

That could well affect the elderly in coming years by forcing the government to make cuts elsewhere.

But before that happens, China's reserves could well hit $2 trillion.

Because the survey covered only certified specialists, the actual death rate could well be higher.