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The line originally referred to the Euro tournament, but evolved over time to signify any soccer trophy that England could conceivably win after the long drought that followed its 1966 World Cup victory.

There are a wide variety of missions it could conceivably support, including reconnaissance to prepare for strikes.

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That’s why this week we published a piece pointing out stocks that don’t appear to have benefitted from all the portfolio manager money that’s conceivably out there for them.

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Last year’s “The Lord of the Rings” anime, “The War of Rohirrim,” performed poorly at the box office despite conceivably having two built-in audiences in anime fans and “LOTR” obsessives.

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Every rock I could conceivably live under has been compromised, and that’s just how Taylor Swift wants it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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