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So it perhaps comes as no great surprise that a survey by Abbey discovered that of 2,010 people polled, 73% said they had cut the amount they would normally spend on wedding presents for family members by nearly 10%.

Given these similarities, it perhaps comes as no surprise that we find similarly signed and statistically significant impacts (although direct comparisons of estimated magnitudes are difficult to interpret).

It perhaps comes as no surprise that this past January, U.S. Attorney Eric Holder announced the federal government would seek the death penalty against Tsarnaev.

Both mothers and fathers are capable of being strict disciplinarians, but it perhaps comes more naturally to the father, if only because mom is the chief nurturer.

It perhaps comes as no surprise that Romney fans gave "Atlas Shrugged" an average of four stars (one star more then Obama fans), as vice-presidential candidate Paul Ryan once cited Ayn Rand as his favorite author.

Given the political climate in America today, and the profound detachment of The People from our once-representative government, it perhaps comes as no surprise that the big 225 sails silently by us, as we search for distraction on our various screens, wondering what's coming next while failing to remember why we're so damn lucky to live in this country.

So it perhaps came as no surprise that when Faithfull was just six, her father abandoned the family.

And so, it perhaps came as a surprise when, in the early nineties, he took a job in New York City doing outreach for the mentally ill, which brought him into close contact with the homeless.

has it perhaps come to naught?

MR: Yes, I do remember that it perhaps came in through my blog.

More of it, perhaps, came from his frustration as a young black man and Army veteran whose city, county and state had denied him the right to vote.