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To him, being paid would have meant being a mercenary.
It would have meant that almost all official information after the passing of a decision was on open access to the public.
If Jesus had sinned andhad come short in any way, it would have meant failure complete.
A failed vote would have meant that the resolution was“killed.”.
My answer was very simple: If I had quit, that would have meant my kidnapper had won.
Any conviction would have meant immediate deportation back to Brazil.
They proposed building a 55-story tower above Grand Central, which would have meant demolishing parts of the Terminal.
To have done otherwise would have meant abandoning the core ethical obligations of modern journalism.
In the case of Saddam, as with North Korea,the United States' unquestionably greater firepower would have meant total destruction.
Remaining in the CIS would have meant our capitulation, and acceptance of the reality created by Russia.
Given the need for doctors and patients to be able to walk between buildings,one proposal would have meant the university relocating outside the city.
If the DNI story had been true, it would have meant sending 40% of all the US' main battle tanks to Europe in one go.
A superstitious reverence which would have said,"None butthe Doctors of the Law are supposed to understand these writings," would have meant a bounden condition of heart, unready for the message.
If the DNI story had been true, it would have meant that 40% of the US's main battle tankshad come to Europe at once.
That would have meant that the Orange coalition would have won only 222 seats, or four short of a majority.
Attempting to re-take their former provinces would have meant certain war with the more powerful U. S.
That would have meant that Chiaki had one charge to avoid the crash as well as to stop time, which doesn't sound logical, yet is a possibility.
The arrogance which would have given Philip a haughty stare would have meant a heart unready for the Gospel- unworthy of it.
These high temperatures would have meant that the particles in the universe would be moving very fast and would have high energies.
Purchasing the spices after the first Sabbath(Passover) would have meant they purchased them on Saturday and were breaking the Sabbath.
Less sunlight would have meant cooler land surfaces, as was observed at various locations after the great volcanic eruption in ad 535.90 During the Flood, warm water from the‘fountains of the great deep' would have produced a warm post-Flood ocean.
A few years ago, the transfer of production facilities would have meant additional savings, the share of which is reduced from year to year.
On colder planets, the presence of oxygen would have meant the possibility of the existence of extraterrestrial life, however, in the case of hot GJ 1132b, it is an indication that conditions are becoming less favorable for life, the researchers said.
Voters in Switzerland have overwhelmingly rejected a proposal that would have meant introducing a guaranteed basic monthly income for all citizens.
Then he got confused, because that would have meant the males were also taking care of the young in a colony, and he seemed to think that would be completely impossible.
To attack an attack by mobilemechanized columns of Russian hydropower engineers would have meant to commit an explicit act of aggression, the construction of a dam was in neighboring territorial waters.
In 2006, the government of Ukrainefailed to reform the coal industry(which actually would have meant unpopular policies such a closing down a big number of mines) and surrendered it to the powerful Donetsk clan.