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Theoretically they could live to be more than 80 years old.

Some things seem like they might be theoretically possible, but we've never had any way to test them.

Theoretically, if that was his decision, they would support him.

I asked him how he would have done it, theoretically.

And for the population, most medical care is still free, at least theoretically.

"For a long time the problem was known only theoretically," he said.

Theoretically, children are not supposed to leave school until the age of 15.

Theoretically, this entire business should present no problem to him.

It should have been possible, theoretically, to work out how many there were.

It has never been done before, but it's theoretically possible.

It's theoretically possible that you might again one day be right when I am wrong.

Which of them was theoretically correct history does not record.

But theoretically, it can be sold for a lot of money.

Is there really no way to create that situation, even theoretically?

It looks like a very close race, so theoretically anything could make a difference.

Theoretically at least, the way was opened for them to take part in politics.

As I started to say, weather control is theoretically possible, up to a point.

And members of the media seem at least theoretically prepared to play along.

I knew everything about boys and girls, theoretically, so that should not be any problem.

It's a long shot but it is at least theoretically possible for anyone to become President.

Thus, a total of 5 people at the most could theoretically go to Israel the next year.

Theoretically, long or short is neither good nor bad in our system.

The individual's running theoretically works off less than one pound per week.

If following the first definition, I could theoretically have problems.

Indeed, I only recently learned that it was theoretically possible.