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It might just mean that there are a variety of body sizes sampled in these taxa . She turned her back upon it , and fled from it , and sought eagerly that help by which , as she had told Dr. Sandford , it might be overcome . Two years after the armistice , under a new leadership anxious to prove itself in battle , it might be time again to show the increasingly uppity European vassals who the real rulers of the known world are , and if the Balkans is secured in the process , why that would be splendid . " The trial court indicated that the permissiveness of the inquiry was dependent on the scope of his direct examination by the State , declaring : " His response to that subject matter 's going to determine whether it might open some doors or not . It might be assumed that nearness to the ocean would be a place of advantage for traders in salt ; but that is only true for coastal estuaries because water of the open sea contains a relatively low percentage of salt compared to them ; and brines of the inland salt wells are particularly valuable .