Finally, one evening at teatime, gauging the psychological moment, Nawab asked if he might say a word.
" He might say, "I know he's not strong but he's a good person and has been loyal.
If an opponent wanted to describe this in partisan terms, he might say that the president legislated an entitlement dream while the economy burned.
My sense is there are -- well, without prejudging what he might say, obviously we have heard from the police chief and the mayor and the like of both security and logistical concerns for a trial there.
For all he might say on the campaign trail, some of it true, the rest pandering to a base of anti-Obama, anti-government Republicans, Mitt Romney is mighty proud of signing Massachusetts Healthcare Reform into law on that day.
Newton's projected dictionary of what he called "World English" would acknowledge that an Australian might say he needed a dunny, while a British person wanted a loo and an American, a toilet.
And what might he say worked that he wants to carry into the next year?
He will have prepared comments but, his spokesmen say, he might diverge because he likes to be spontaneous.
And I might say he has a lead, having raised 20 million, as I understand it.
But Mr Osborne's critics would say he might still have done more to offset these negative factors, and so produce a stronger a recovery.
Correspondents say he might try to persuade the opposition to hold off on that vote to allow for debate and passage of the finance bill, which is designed to cut the government's deficit.
If Mr Chavez picked someone similar, to offset his own unpredictability, they say, he might calm jittery foreign investors, even while meeting some of his supporters' reasonable demands and calming their wilder ones with populist, but unthreatening, gestures.
"I think the senator, if he could just say it over again, might want to say that we would encourage Musharraf to allow us to do it if we thought he couldn't accomplish it, " Giuliani said.
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"People tell me they need this music, not just because they can identify with what we are saying, but because they feel that maybe we can say things they might be afraid to say publicly, " he told CNN.
But asking him how he considers himself to be different from his boss might garner more information: he is innovative, say, whereas his boss is traditional.
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While Fritzl might like to say he changed his plea after hearing his daughter's emotional evidence - that for the first time he was able to understand his daughter's feelings - from what I know of similar offenders, I would be extremely sceptical.
It's easy to see why Robbie Rogers gave the answer he did when a journalist asked him what he thought the reaction might be if he were to line up for Leeds against, say, Millwall.
Not surprising, you might say, given that he's writing on behalf of the American advocacy group, Enough.
And he was a man also, I might say, in charge of vetting vice presidential candidates for Walter Mondale in '84 and John Kerry in '04.
Mr Bout is thought to have knowledge of Russia's military and intelligence operations, and Russian diplomats fear the revelations he might make in open court, correspondents say.
Or at least flat to one decimal point, which is as many as the chancellor has previously had the temerity to mention. (He might, just, be able to say it has fallen as a share of GDP - but that, too, would depend on the number of decimal points, at which point things start to get a bit silly).
Some might say it was a miracle he was even reunited with his owner.
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His bright orange suit, white hat with a feather, had a lot to say, so I figured he might, too.
They say that later this summer he might dissolve parliament and call a snap election, aiming to campaign on a pledge to abandon nuclear power.
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It recognises that, if you are going to lend your neighbour large sums of money to repair his house, you might like a say in how he does it.
And so now he can, on his own, say now is the time to move on, because otherwise he might have wanted to have gone four months ago.
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