While this sounds like a bitter screed, McCue in measured, diplomatic terms ultimately agreed that Irom likely received a better balanced, if lower-calorie, diet than many in India or the West.
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He most likely received a deal from the restaurant, Mr. Gruwell added, because he held fund-raisers there so often.
If she had been a man or hadn't trained her cameras so intently at black Americans, she would have likely received more attention while she was alive.
Anderson, who most likely received the suspension for flinging his helmet toward the plate, said the umpire, Dan Iassogna, wrote that Anderson had used profane language in three instances.
Mr. Umanzor gave police investigators written and videotaped confessions to the crime and prosecutors said that he suffered burns to his hands and face that he likely received when he set the fire.
No official explanation followed, but the subtext was clear both in Sweden and to Riyadh (which had likely received some advance notice): Saudi Arabia was no longer viewed as an acceptable buyer of Swedish weapons.
To the obvious displeasure of many in the Bush administration, the military panel gave him only 5 ½ years — far less than the 30 years prosecutors sought (and notably far less than what he would have likely received if he had been taken immediately to a federal court on terrorism charges).
In addition to the risks inside Mali, General Ham also said that members of Boko Haram, an extremist group in northern Nigeria, had traveled to training camps in northern Mali and have most likely received financing and explosives from the Qaeda franchise.
He very likely received his early education and philosophical training in the north as well.
With our dosimetric analysis, we found that the entire area of this axillary failure would have likely received at least 45 Gy if WBRT had been used, enough to sterilize microscopic disease.
