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But it will, perhaps, point the way toward a future where, instead of recalling yet more victims of violence in anger and with vows of retribution, we find ourselves with fewer victims to recall.

But it will, perhaps, provide some comfort that it is not necessarily parenting itself -- with its intense highs and lows -- that appears to take a toll on happiness; it's the lack of public policies supporting caregivers.

But also it will perhaps stimulate some discussion, to help you sort out on your own where you might chose to go in terms of your own needs.

It will perhaps mellow over time.

But it will be different, perhaps drastically so.

As far as Britain's place in the world is concerned, withdrawal from the EU will not immediately bring the whole edifice tumbling down, but it will weaken it, perhaps seriously and permanently.

The United States may have failed in its bid to land either the 2018 or 2022 World Cup, but it will play host to perhaps the next-best thing: the Copa América in 2016.

EARTHQUAKES can be measured and mapped, but it will be days and perhaps weeks before the scale of the human suffering unleashed on Haiti this week by the collision of the Caribbean and North American plates can be known.

"The tornado touched down for just a short period of time, but it will take several weeks, perhaps months, to put so many lives and livelihoods back together," said Gov. M. Jodi Rell of Connecticut, who inspected the damage.

Tomorrow will be a better day perhaps, but it will not be an easy one.

But it will get cleaner and greener and perhaps even meaner.