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As an adult, it becomes, presumably, an engine of contribution to the overall economy.

What was a PS3 game expected in 2011 has since become, presumably, a PS4-only affair with a release date of strictly TBC.

Gupta tells TechCrunch the accuracy is 95% at half an hour ahead, dropping off after that with a prediction cap at two hours — presumably before it becomes too speculative.

Presumably it became pretty obvious pretty fast that his would be a life of the mind.

THE often bitter debate that raged among academics and national security analysts over whether militant Islam -- or "Islamism," as it became known -- threatened the United States presumably should have ended on 9/11.

It became apparent to all concerned, and presumably by God, that being with me was the right thing.

In the presence of a stabilizing compound, the FKBP domain remains folded, but in the absence of the compound, it unfolds, becomes ubiquitinated, and presumably serves as an initiation site for the degradation of the entire fusion protein.

As the tumour spreads through the submucosa and muscularis propria, it creates a tube-like segment, which ultimately becomes aneurysmal, presumably because of destruction of the muscularis and autonomic plexus in the affected segment.

It would presumably become unprofitable to operate the machines in some out-of-the-way places that didn't have them before the surcharges.

It can presumably become pretty gruelling to be constantly reminded that a large body of people don't want you to make a particular film every time you log into Twitter.

Only four species from the Early Cretaceous of Brazil are known, and its snakefly fauna became extinct, presumably as a result of the extraterrestrial impact at the end of the Cretaceous [ 3].