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Souvenir hunters are also likely to bump up the handle.

But Accuray is also the most likely to bump into the Intuitive juggernaut as the companies grow.

For the moment though, Curtis is far more likely to bump into them on one of the island's pristine beaches.

Today, Mr. Jackson still jumps into the river, but he is more likely to bump into other swimmers than into raw sewage.

Instead, Mr. Miller said, rents are likely to "bump along at this very high level, but not increase or decrease precipitously, at least over the next year".

That said, anyone who attends the World Romany Congress is likely to bump into academics, scientists and others with jobs usually held by gaujes, Romany for outsiders.

Mr. Casperson, a former F.B.I. agent, said local police need to know what to look for because a street cop is the most likely person to bump into a terrorist.

If you caught the pseudo-indie R&B star at one of her two recent D.C. appearances, you're likely up to bump and/or grind for another 45 minutes or so.

Facebook, which recently began its own "App Center" and is intent on bulking up its mobile revenue, is likely to continue to bump up against Apple.

Google is more likely than ever to bump heads as it takes on the other giants of technology — Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook and Apple — which are going for the same goals.

Not every passenger is equal when it comes to being bumped: business-class travelers and frequent fliers holding elite status are much less likely to get bumped.