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It could conceivably happen again.

Six months, a year - five years, conceivably.

They can conceivably see themselves doing what he has done.

Cohen could conceivably jump back into the market quickly.

The Kremlin could, conceivably, cover the gap from its own reserves.

In a covert situation at an airport, people could conceivably undergo the initial assessment at check-in or immigration.

If it is to succeed in Afghanistan, as conceivably it may, it will require risk-taking and generous resources.

The Treasury could conceivably buy something above market value but below fair value and hold it to maturity.

He may be beset by ethical problems, whether over campaign finance or Whitewater indictments, even conceivably of his wife.

Sharding also conceivably improves reliability, because even if one shard unexpectedly fails, others are still able to serve data.

Had Lehman presented its balance sheet with more candor, it conceivably would have suffered its crisis earlier; maybe it would have failed in July instead of September.

Insolvent firms pose a risk to the financial system, but they could also conceivably slow recovery if their insolvency prevented them from making new loans.

The Greens could conceivably displace the SPD as the second-strongest party, but they too lack a candidate to match Mrs Merkel.

The right kind of evidence could conceivably change that answer, but there are good reasons to think no such evidence will appear.

No pokes and prods needed; just a simple measurement that's so easy, couples having trouble getting pregnant could conceivably do it at home.

Could he even conceivably just drop all the blast shields, open a chat room, “livestream” from his desk, and then spend the rest of his life answering questions from people with nothing better to do?

For this example, you could conceivably create three new core groups, create a cluster of 40 members in each of these core groups, and deploy the application in these three clusters.