I may have looked dead, but I could hear everything.

Well, this may sound ridiculous, but you could pay them.

May, it's not good without you! (GUNSHOTS) That could be you.

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For instance, my wife could turn to me and she may say,

Some day I hope it may be, because we could use him.

The current violence may escalate further, and could bring down the Hamas government.

There may be other factors that could slow down or interrupt China s growth.

May I give you the address in which you could have them sent?

This option may seem protectionist, but it could ultimately ensure a more durable globalization.

This city, which may already exist, or which could be invented, could be at the crossroads of several borders or it could be in a territory symbolizing the world.

There may be other examples of disputed autonomy where the OSCE could play a role.

Instead, it could look to established principles that may provide common ground for further deliberations.

Alternatively, it may be decided that provisions in the Guide could sufficiently address those issues.

Thus, regional disparities in terms of economic prosperity may never narrow indeed, they could often widen.

But local residents may protest such structures, given that they could make the area less attractive.

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Second, the Committee could consider enlarging the number of States that may submit de listing petitions.

Based on projected monthly expenditures, implementation of the plan could therefore continue until May or June.

The Committee may wish to consider whether such panels of limited membership could function without interpretation.

For instance, my wife could turn to me and she may say, Why do you love me?

May it never be! We who died to sin, how could we live in it any longer?

How may texts could J.T. have sent if they did not go over the 500 text limit?

If we don't do it now we could lose control, and we may never get it back.

You may be sure I wouldn't have given that if I could have got it for less.

It could be that those who prepared the reports may have relied on diplomatic correspondence or intelligence sources and may not be able to reveal the information needed.

The Kuwaiti model may be risky, but the alternative simply ignoring the need for change could prove fatal.

Greece s ruling coalition could collapse as well, and political tensions may rise even higher in Spain and Portugal.

On the other hand, the General Assembly could adopt any resolution contrary to what the Commission may recommend.

I may be just an old fool now, Stranger, but I could never forget a face like yours.

We now know we could divide atoms and actually if you do you may create a nuclear explosion.

It may be possible that an unseen extra dimension could intersect our world on an extremely tiny scale.

Or 3 is you could have found a business model but may be one that isn't an explosive growth, but you could be growing slowly and barely breaking even.

Details of the relevant information could alternatively be set out in regulations or guidance, as the case may be.

No matter how sick your mother may be, how could you accept someone that left her family like that?

If I may, Counselor, it could be quite tedious for us both to sit here and wait in silence.

But if they continue to resist, China may face hot trade disputes with the US, which could be even messier.

Intervention may be needed in fragile sectors of the US economy, like housing, where faltering performance could produce another downturn.

Yet this support may be fragile, and could collapse if something goes wrong on the ground or, worse, in France.

The forty fifth session of the Working Group could be held in New York, from 1 to 5 May 2006.

These problems may lead to the outbreak of new violent confrontations in Europe that could endanger international peace and security.

This would apply in particular to patients who could not be treated in local hospitals. (Jerusalem Post, 6 May 1994)

3. By May 1994, Georgia hosted approximately 300,000 refugees and displaced persons, who could be divided into six main groups.

This may sound silly to you, but I didn't wanna write... until I could sign my first letter to you...

And I might add, that though this man may be our bitter enemy, he could be also a newfound friend.