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Tomjanovich is the front-runner, but a team official said the club would interview other candidates and probably make a final decision next week.

"If you understand enough about materials, you could possibly crack that problem and probably make a lot of money for the foundation," he told me.

If someone tapped you on the shoulder and asked you about propping open the "doors of perception", you'd look at them, scan their flip-flops, guess their favourite album was Bob Marley's Legend and probably make a swift exit.

I expect Yahoo will briefly consider its alternatives and probably make a couple of exploratory calls to other potential bidders, including Google and AT&T.

These new diagnostic techniques are applied in this study and probably make an early diagnosis of asthma possible.

Fresh from her first tournament win in Brisbane just three weeks before, Helena Sukova ended the calendar Golden Slam ambitions of the seemingly invincible Navratilova – the defeat was her first loss in 74 matches – and probably made a few people smile back Czechoslovakia after Navratilova's defection to the US.

Firestone's tire may have had serious problems, too, but Firestone and Ford had a tougher call to make, and probably made a more reasonable one.

This uber joined-up social network is hacking your life back together without asking – and probably making a hash of it (i.e. you) in the process.

How the mother looked like she gave great hugs and probably made a delicious casserole.

She sold the pictures from her wedding to magazines and probably made a tidy sum doing it.

Dylan could have sung protest songs forever and probably made a lot of money, but he didn't.