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But the show's longevity has likely kept British pop more telegenic.

Ryan has likely kept his job because of his defense's displays and that his team never quit on him despite the season being lost early on.

This has likely kept Khalifa from falling prey to the no new content, no fan engagement rule of porn.

Obama has likely kept quiet on the issue because his policies haven't done what he said they would do, and Romney perhaps won't speak up because he doesn't have any better ideas.

Sometimes I wish these people could get together to swap notes on the experience, but, seeing as the bounds of earthly existence have likely kept them from being in the same room, probably not.

Google Glass, self-driving cars, Project Ara — all concept gadgets that other device makers would have likely kept internal until they were ready.

"I really don't think anybody is saying, 'I'm very confident to get into this market.'" The market's back and forth trading has most likely kept some uneasy investors out of the market, said Robert Schaeffer, vice president of Becker Capital Management in Portland, Ore.

But even state officials acknowledge that insurers have most likely kept some benefits.

That conversation surrounding his termination would have, most likely, kept on that same path except that Mehta (for some reason) released the letter written by Acadia's vice president of academics Heather Hemming outlining complaints against him and they are, well, pretty damning.

From the sound of it, the product was just too niche to keep alive, which has likely only become more the case as sleep tracking is standardized on wearables.

The earliest traces of human habitation in Norway are dated to about 9000 BC, in mountainous regions near Store Myrvatn in contemporary Rogaland, where excavations have found portable dwellings most likely kept by nomadic reindeer hunters.