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   might

   /mīt/

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   • 1. past of may
   • ▪ used in reported speech, to express possibility or permission: "he said he might be late"
   • ▪ expressing a possibility based on an unfulfilled condition: "we might have won if we'd played better"
   • ▪ expressing annoyance about something that someone has not done: "you might have told me!"
   • ▪ expressing purpose: "he avoided social engagements so that he might work"
   • 2. used tentatively to ask permission or to express a polite request: "might I just ask one question?"
   • ▪ asking for information, especially condescendingly: "and who might you be?"
   • 3. used to express possibility or make a suggestion: "this might be true"

   Scrabble Points: 11

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   4 days ago · The meaning of TRY AS ONE MIGHT is no matter how hard one tries. How to use try as one might in a sentence.

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   3 days ago · According to Pew Research, the median income of middle-class households increased from about $66,400 in 1970 to $106,100 in 2022, reflecting a 60% increase.In the same period, upper-income ...

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   3 days ago · Superpower, a state that possesses military or economic might, or both, and general influence vastly superior to that of other states. Scholars generally agree on which state is the foremost or unique superpower but often disagree on the criteria that distinguish a superpower from other major powers.

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   3 days ago · Whoever is the next leader of the Conservatives will face a tough job rebuilding the party. Credit: PA. Rishi Sunak's tenure as the nation's leader is over. He will leave Number 10 shortly, and ...

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   3 days ago · Conclusions Results of this analysis demonstrate the radiographic subtypes of ICH and also highlight the limitations of variable criteria used to define sICH, suggesting that it might be appropriate to revisit how sICH is defined post-MT. Trial registration number Clinical trial [NCT03845491][1].