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Also, flash-bang grenades should almost never be used indoors; exploding them outside the home, on a street, walkway, or driveway, creates the desired diversion while preventing the kinds of serious physical and psychological injuries to persons and damage to property that predictably happen using such devices indoors.
Predictably, it happened in Paris.
Mr. Song's original drawing is a revelation, not because it predictably depicted the "tank man," but because it showed him on Chinese television — something that would not happen today.
(Nothing came of it, predictably).
He continued: "From there, it predictably spread everywhere as truth".
It predictably calls for additional funding of surgical research.
It predictably would leave a false impression and did.
It happens a lot, and the Daily Beast is full of sob stories in which the real villain of the piece is often the complainant – the Beast's reader, whom it is predictably reluctant to condemn.
It didn't happen – Love featured some predictably graphic carnality (including a novelty ejaculation that was predictably in-your-face) but dramatically it was a dry hump.
It has happened before – but only once – and memories have predictably returned to the match against Italy in 2000 when Peter Taylor's experimental selection lost in Turin.
