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But it would have meant a lot to me.
If he would been killed for civil rights, then at least it would have meant something.
To Bella it would have meant a lot.
I wanted to believe he was sorry because it… well, it would have meant we hadn't failed.
It would have meant that His plan had failed.
If Washington had really pressed the button, it would have meant the start of nuclear war.
And I know it would have meant a lot to my brother as well.
The judge asked me a question, andif I had answered it truthfully, it would have meant Raven's release.
Yeah, but I'm sure it would have meant something to your husband.
She would have won the Fields Medal… andprobably shared a Nobel… considering what it would have meant for physics.
Still no I.D., and it would have meant poisoning themselves.
Propping up the rouble would have been popular,since it would have preserved ordinary Russians' purchasing power, but it would have meant burning through the country's reserves again.
It would have meant a lot to my mother, of course, if she would been alive.
Caesar only crossed the Rubicon once, andif he would crossed it again it would have meant something different the second time.
It would have meant so much if you would just spent a few minutes with us.
He has withdrawn from taking part in the fourth installment, even though,sources said, it would have meant the biggest upfront payday in his career at north of $20 million.
If it was a bomber it would have meant it carried more payload, but that wasn't really the case with the Spitfire.
What was originally a socialist amendment was intended to move this debate forward during the budgetary procedure, buthad it been adopted today it would have meant choosing a Union with no budget.
Charlie do you have any idea what it would have meant to have you take me under your wing the way you have with Jake?
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.
Changing it would have meant breaking down one of the barriers, overcoming one of the contradictions which fetters the production of intellectuals.
If the Commission's proposal were to have been implemented as it was originally presented, it would have meant that in Denmark we would have roughly doubled the number of pesticides on the market.
If they had succeeded, it would have meant nothing less than the collapse of several official medical areas, and possibly the entire medical-industrial complex.
If the DNI story had been true, it would have meant that 40% of the US's main battle tanks had come to Europe at once.
Should the EEAS have bought this building, it would have meant that the delegation would have had to manage lease contracts with other occupants of the building.
That's good: had the server accepted the mail, it would have meant that we set up postfix as an open relay for all the spammers of the world and beyhond to use.
Moreover, the EIB indicates that if this operation had been done under EIB Special Activity, it would have meant that other projects could not have been supported under Special Activity, due to the limited size of EIB Special Activities absent of EFSI(EUR 4bn/year versus EUR20bn/year).