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The timing of its publication makes it probable that some of the Puritans who took part in the Great Migration of the 1630s would have read it before they set out.

It is sometimes said to have meant originally simply "clever" or "skilled man," but the list of those to whom Greek authors applied the term in its earlier sense makes it probable that it was rather more restricted in meaning.

Influenza A(H7N9) virus is now endemic to China, and its continuing reassortment in poultry makes it probable that humans will continue to be infected sporadically.

The appointment itself makes it probable that Donne had become an Anglican by this time.

Nonliterary evidence also points in the direction of a peace: the evidence of inscriptions makes it probable that no tribute was levied in 448.

Circumstantial evidence makes it probable that it was not different in this particular from the two others.

A lesion to the nasal region makes it probable that he was once in a fight or had an accident.

22 A comparison of the introductory chapter of Book XI (§§ 1 and 4) makes it probable that the first group mentioned here were those who took an active part in public affairs, the second the political philosophers or theorists.

Though Hegel does not single out intention as the aspect of mind that impresses him, his definition of fine art in terms of that which possesses an aim that imbues the pertinent art with content makes it probable that what he is talking about is intention.

At the same time, a love for their country and for the institution of the Court makes it probable that they would choose to do so.

Of Sutcliffe, it said, "One would have liked to see him lead the side, and his general popularity, combined with his skill as a batsman, makes it probable that he would have been a success.