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Meanings of might in English
Muscular capacity to modify the speed of an external physical object, to deform it or to oppose another force.
Usage of might in English
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Outside help might not be needed, however, two Bangladesh government officials said.
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However, it wants concessions which might lead to a longer school year.
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A seven-year issuance might follow, subject to market conditions, the document said.
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The company said others years' accounts might also need to be restated.
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What exactly that effect might be is far from clear, he said.
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However, I fear this might simply be a case of wishful thinking.
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Minor acquisitions might come in the course of the year, he said.
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However, newspapers have listed possible measures that Ankara might take against France.
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At this rate we might be home soon after the New Year.
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Photo: RNZ However he said his source might make the material public.
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Others might still disagree, of course, particularly given what is at stake.
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Who knew what form mancery might have taken, seven thousand years ago?
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She answered all questions & asked if she might ask a question.
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Prosecutors said they might reopen the case if new information was forthcoming.
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Of course, it might not come true in exactly the manner imagined.
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You might think climate change isn't your problem, at least not yet.
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