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Standing at over six feet tall, with brown skin, seven different Arabic last names, a regular assortment of electronics in his luggage, and a history of small airplane flight training, Ismail says that he probably sets off every red flag there is while passing through TSA checkpoints.

Gu Kaizhi, Wade-Giles romanization Ku K'ai-chih (born c. 344, Wuxi, Jiangsu province, China died c. 406) one of the earliest many-faceted artists in China, he probably set new standards for figure painting.

Re "With the Words 'I'm Gay,' an N.B.A. Center Breaks a Barrier," April 30: Jason Collins not only set himself free, he probably set free the souls of innumerable other young black gay men for whom that reality might have led to suicide, substance abuse or other harmful efforts to alleviate their sense of shame.

C. 344 Wuxi, China c. 406 Gu Kaizhi, Wade-Giles romanization Ku K'ai-chih (born c. 344, Wuxi, Jiangsu province, China died c. 406), one of the earliest many-faceted artists in China, he probably set new standards for figure painting.

They probably said, "Well, he used to target this guy, and he probably set this up".

And so this is planned, there's alibis made up – it's almost comical after a while: If a business owner happens to be in Las Vegas or Disneyland when his business catches fire, he probably set the fire.

He probably set this story in the 50s, because it is a time that we all are familiar with in which mores are cemented, so it can be played with and manipulated.

If he pitches just one more season, he will probably set the Red Sox all-time record for wins.

He is probably set up to fail, waiting for the next era, whatever that will be.

After all, he would probably set Athens on a collision course with the rest of the euro zone.

Unless his body fails, he would probably set a record by reaching that milestone in the fewest big-league games.