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Note that on the left-hand axis of Figure 3, GCR counts decrease going up the axis in order to show the relationship with temperature, since fewer GCRs hypothetically means fewer clouds, less reflected sunlight, and higher temperatures.

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The deflation curve remains unchanged in ARDS compared to healthy subjects, as shown in Figure 7 (Top), which results in relatively no change in TCP, as seen in Figure 7 (Bottom Right) and Table 3. Hypothetically, mean TCP should be higher in the ARDS state compared to the healthy state [ 10, 11].

Lopez will be re-evaluated by doctors Monday, which means hypothetically he could practice that day and play Tuesday.

That means hypothetically, of course – that you could find yourself living out your own Orwellian nightmare, dragged up in front of a judge for pissing off a couple of neighbourhood narcs with a noisy barbecue, totally oblivious to what it is you did wrong.     .

I mean, hypothetically of course, but do you think you could have taken the kid if it came to it?

It was believed he offered $1 million to any noncombatant who turns in terrorist leaders Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahiri, or Abu Musab al-Zarqawi; in the June 2007 issue of Vanity Fair, however, he clarified that the statement was made hypothetically and not meant to be taken literally.

Hypothetically, this could mean that chloroplast genomic decay and parallel counteraction by nuclear-encoded components were accelerated in the common ancestor of all land plants.

That means that hypothetically, Biden could show up in Las Vegas on October 13, and disrupt the entire affair which would obviously be great for ratings.

And though this means that, hypothetically, it would make passing notes (or God knows what else) between students quite seamless, the teacher has an application on which he or she can view every student's desk, and control the content that each student sees at any time.

Asked hypothetically what it would mean if deaths were left out, James J. Collins, the former director of epidemiology at Dow Chemical, which merged with Union Carbide in 2001, said, "That wouldn't make very good science".

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