Full of righteous indignation, outraged that he might not be taken at his word, he declared war on the BBC over its report of May 29th and, presumably with the blessing of the prime minister, escalated the conflict.
Oskar, on his weekends, and presumably with chores and homework to take care of, has somehow had the time and energy to journey across the five boroughs of New York and talk to all these people, and create all these little maps and models.
"For another thing, what would people be doing with atherosclerosis 3,000 years ago, without tobacco, with an all-natural diet and, presumably, with much more walking?" Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities gave permission for the team to scan a group of mummies, provided that none were royalty.
HG Wells wrote several classic, visionary novels about the very worst consequences a past and a present can have on a future, and a great deal of what he wrote, though it takes fantasy form, has come to pass, with stunning corollaries with his own time, the time after him, with our own time, and presumably with the as-yet-unwritten time ahead of us too.
And presumably with the recently more concrete new version of the iPhone that can record video.
As with Plex – and, presumably, with Amazon's forthcoming plans – being able to record and stream from live TV is one way companies are working around cable providers, or having to make content deals in order to expand their streaming line-ups.
He walked over and requested — presumably with grace and politesse — that she return it.
And presumably only with all this skin exposure will teenagers stay tuned.
Head coach Mike Smith carried the can, losing his job at the end of the season and presumably watching with bemusement as the team failed to fire Thomas Dimitroff as well.
Many people buckle down on retirement savings once adult children are out of the house (and presumably done with schooling).
And, presumably, okay with having their conversations, or a part of them, made public for 209 million people to see.
