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Edward also moved the Royal Mint into the Tower; its exact location early on is unknown, although it was probably in either the outer ward or the Lion Tower.

Things might have been different, although it was probably inevitable that the hard-liners won.

Actually, the Prime Minister had an answer to that, too, although it was probably accidental.

His colleagues in the Foreign Office were surprised and disheartened by his resignation, although it was probably inevitable.

So I spent what felt like three hours - although it was probably about two or three minutes - with my trousers down.

Some say that when Boris Johnson wrestled with the dilemma he chose loyalty to personal ambition although it was probably more complicated than that.

Even many scientists don't realize that there's a large and growing field of study dedicated to decision-making--although it's probably more accurate to describe it as a set of related fields.

Among the epigenetic mechanisms regulating gene expression, DNA methylation is by far the most studied-although, it is probably fair to say, still incompletely understood.

The mechanism whereby soluble fibre lowers cholesterol levels is unclear, although it is probably related to its ability to bind with cholesterol and bile acids in the gut, thereby removing them from circulation.

Although it's probably best known for its politics, Washington, D.C. is also a strong culinary center bursting with fantastic restaurants and chefs that even the pickiest foodies would boast about.

I say 'still-current' because although it is probably true that food blogging is a bit past its expiration date in some cities, I don't think that it has been overdone everywhere".