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Two is routinely enough to issue one of those "might"s when there's a plausible mechanism (in this case, the virus is known to cause swelling in other tissue an
by Arnt 5y ago
Two is routinely enough to issue one of those "might"s when there's a plausible mechanism (in this case, the virus is known to cause swelling in other tissue and swelling is known to restrict blood flow in some tissue).
- forcry 5y ago>Two is routinely enough to issue one of those "might"s Sure. "Might" is is a mighty word. A great many things can be accomplished by the appropriate placement of "might"s.