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Austin said he took a plea bargain because he feared his case was eligible for a terrorism enhancement, which could have added 20 years to his sentence.
translates to some 10 MCM which could have been put to use in Palestinian communities.
you could overwhelm him which could have a bad effect on him.
as not treating appendicitis in time can result in peritonitis or abscesses, which could have fatal results.
The boy was found in a dark, moist place, which could have sped up the decomp.
The only way we have to avoid such tragedies… is to inoculate everyone to prevent the circulation of this dangerous virus, which could have hit a more vulnerable person.”.
The only way we have to avoid such tragedies is to vaccinate us all to prevent the circulation of this dangerous virus, which could have hit a much more vulnerable person.”.
The economic crisis of 2008 and the protest movements of 2011 transmuted the failures of neoliberalism and its injustices into a political struggle for their reform, which could have threatened the rule of the liberal elites.
One such case was the government meeting convened by Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to authorize the operation to liberate the civilians kidnapped at Entebbe in July 1976, which could have dragged Israel into war.
This was very fortunate for NSO, which could have suffered a critical blow had its program made its way around the world
The information published in Haaretz on February 19 exposed a small part of the great opportunity Israel had to change the face of the entire Middle East, and which could have brought great hope to our people and to the nations of the region.
He said the focus required was similar to the mind-set he would needed when he made his first hacks into his oak log, which could have cracked, rendering it useless.
Haitink threatened to resign his Concertgebouw post in protest at threatened reductions to its subsidy from the Dutch government, which could have led to the dismissal of 23 musicians from the orchestra.
commercially raised livestock animals are slaughtered in ways that promote adrenaline release, which could have harmful effects on the people who eventually consume them.
was uniquely positioned to create a broad coalition which could have enjoyed the support of the vast majority of the nation.
Wardlaw said this paper is one of the first to recognize that the financial condition of a firm affects employees' well-being, which could have implications for policymakers.
Also, nerve regeneration in the eye's surface appears to take place faster with PRK than with LASIK following a procedure, which could have implications for reducing dry eye and other complications that might occur until the healing process is complete.
Riyadh refused to introduce ground troops in the fight against ISIS, which could have also cemented its role in the country to counter the presence of Iran's Shiite militias.
fresh bruising on the right side of Mr. Morton's nose, which could have happened if, say,
signal the presence of, clinically important biological molecules- which could have significant diagnostic applications in the medical field.