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• It is frightening to think what might happen if she left him.

• I cannot predict what will happen next year.

• I could tell from her expression that something serious had happened.

• The police showed him a photo to try to jog his memory about what had happened on the night of the robbery.

• "Do you remember much about the accident?" "No, it all happened so suddenly."

• On Sundays I just wear any old thing that I happen to find lying around.

• Did she happen to mention whether she would be coming?

• I just happened to be walking past when he came out of the shop.

• Jack happens to be a cousin of mine, so I'll introduce you to him.

• Do you happen to know what time the next bus is due?

• If they do, judgments must be made about why this has happened and a further contribution to our knowledge is achieved.

• In existing herding models, either a crisis happens or it does not.

• However, it happened that another criterion was to hand.

• A key question, therefore, is just what happens to language learning as we get older.

• What happens, in fact, is that the major par t of the approximant itself is devoiced.

• Growing up in a small country also keeps you aware of what happens in other parts of the world.

• Is it helpful in understanding things that they see happening?

• Now consider what happens if learning plays a role.

• Think of something that has happened to you or someone you know and tell us about it.

• With a small number of exceptions, this has not happened thus far.

• One trembles to think what would have happened to our country had we not chosen that remarkable woman to lead us.

• A natural idea is to look at what happens when the regularisation parameters vanishes.

• What happens if, instead, all the new funds are used to purchase additional livestock in the same proportion as current livestock holdings?

• They formulate a critical archaeology that recognises the struggles against individualism, against the limits of the possible, and then asks what happened to the alternatives.

• They just need children, no matter what happens.