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Three years after that, the district would face a deficit of nearly $13 million.
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Choate operates a wrecker service nearby and would store trucks in the building.
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Scheduled to be a free agent, Ball said he would like to remain with the Titans.
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He would try to create things that weren't there instead of trusting the return.
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For those negotiations to succeed, Republicans likely would have to be included.
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The legislation would mean life without parole for those currently on death row.
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I know the Willises would have forgiven him, had he even bothered to ask for it.
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If that happened, the bank would be left with no security for its mortgage loan.
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If this were a story about an American speech therapist, it would play the same.
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- As a modal verb. Used to give a conditional or potential "softening" to the present; might, might wish. [from 9th c.] Used as the auxiliary of the simple conditional mood (with a bare infinitive); indicating an action or state that is conditional on another. [from 9th c. ...
- Do that, as in, You better would.
