he could have even been vs he coyld even have been

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• He said it could have been even better if Mr Balkenende had shown as much flexibility as the government of Italy - a reference to the Dutch candidate Ms KROES.
• Could have even been the cause of his death.
• I don't peep. I mean, you could have even been married in one of them...
• I could have even notified the authorities.
• This is regrettable, for this could have even forestalled the war.
• EU subsidies have even been adjusted accordingly.
• The situation could have even more tragic repercussions if humanitarian aid does not arrive as swiftly as possible.
• This means that HLW obtained additional cash, which can be considered operating aid, which could have even resulted in measures involving excessive distortion of the market.
• Look, I think that you could have even more problems if your patients don't receive their treatments, Doctor.
• I could have even less idea that the subject, the content of this report would fit so seamlessly with my move to the European Court of Justice.
• You have even been told to do the Tour de France, even though it is an American who will win that.
• You know what you could have even more fun with?
• I don't know of anybody that could have even come close to doing the job that he did, as... as the wacky doctor.
• Had no idea I had that... thing inside of me for months, and, I mean, there's just no telling what I could have even done to her.
• Michael, where do you think she could have even gone?
• Some local residents have even been evacuated to Quahog Stadium for their own protection.
• She may have even been one of the shooters.
• I know. I shouldn't have even been here.
• She shouldn't have even been in her car.
• You shouldn't have even been in the ring.

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• Little concerned you even have flour.
• She may even have a point.
• We even have pre-kindergarten computer courses.
• Some of us even have children.
• Some of them do not even have a national development policy or system.
• An exchange of information may even have in itself the object of restricting competition.
• It can even have the opposite effect.
• You don't even have a seat to offer anyway.
• We won't even have enough power to establish orbit.
• It did not even have a secretary.
• I even have a job in prison, man.
• She doesn't even have a poster board.
• I don't even have my own stapler anymore.
• But these women, they don't even have that.
• You don't even have to cross the border.
• I don't even have a band, peyton.
• I bet they even have other kids your age.
• At Columbia they even have coed bathrooms.
• And you still don't even have a flat screen.
• I mean, you don't even have a personality.