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If you, like me, find delight in poten­tial new domain names, then check out AjaxWhois. com. ❋ Unknown (2006)

A critical question, the challenges involved in moving therefore, is whether a new entrant could succeed through into an unrelated market, even if it has a long-term poten - application of existing or evolutionary innovations or tial return. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Mukasey: It would hurt the prosecution poten tially. ❋ Unknown (2010)

While the Army will sell a small amount of merchandise at the venue, the focus is on building “brand experiences” that give poten tial recruits a taste of military service. ❋ Unknown (2008)

For those who are waistband-challenged, there was poten-tially life-changing news last week. ❋ Unknown (2008)

En ik liep op vijf poten naar het huis van mijn linkse vader en mijn handige moeder en leefde plotseling tot ik ontwaakte. ❋ Greenintegerblog (2008)

It is hypothetical because the upper officials will not allow stem cell research to become a reality therefore it is going to be hypothetical … And yes you can extract stem cells from living beings, but those cells are not as poten and adaptable as the cells from the embryos - younger cells can reproduce faster etc etc.. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Something far more sensitive and, poten - tially, more embarrassing. ❋ Patterson, James (2005)

Agronguerre had been spoken of as a poten - tial healer for the wounded Church, and it seemed to Dellman as if they could not have found a better candidate. ❋ Salvatore, R. A., 1959- (1999)

These folk, sullen - drunk and as poten-tially dangerous as stormclouds filled with lightning, wanted someone to focus on, someone to tell them what to do. ❋ King, Stephen (1997)

The Hardener would make this poten stuff turn into 'PLAYDO' and at this stage is ready to be pored into the banana's. ❋ Unknown (1996)

"Could be that hombre also can tell certain selected Tek poten - tates how to render themselves immune to the upcoming antiTek passover that Kittridge and the IDCA are planning," speculated Gomez. ❋ Shatner, William (1991)

But they did not reveal the formula for its manufacture, so that even this poten - tially important innovation proved abortive. ❋ Michener, James (1983)

Of all the reference crops, maize has the highest yield poten tial in terms of grain production per unit of land area under conditions of adequate moisture and improved practices. ❋ Unknown (1981)

As the various poten - tialities of mind are developed, various levels of free - dom are achieved in the institutions which states foster and protect. ❋ H. B. ACTON (1968)

Not that he was an apologist for capitalism; his concern was with the means of change to socialism, a change he regarded as a poten - tial continuum of reforms based on a moral imperative ❋ J. P. NETTL (1968)

Every created thing, he suggests, must eventually realize the poten - tialities it contains, and will thus perfect itself. ❋ JOHN PASSMORE (1968)

The property of matter, therefore, was poten - tiality, the indeterminate capacity for receiving alter - native actualizing forms. ❋ HAROLD J. JOHNSON (1968)

In the chapter of Volume One on “Machinery and Modern Industry” Marx makes the same contrast between the effects of alienated and unalienated modes of production on the development of human poten - tiality. ❋ DAVID McLELLAN (1968)