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A few McKinsey alumni may understandably be dusting off their résumés.

Bruce A. Cholst, another Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that while current and prospective board members may understandably be concerned about the impact of the Court of Appeals decision in the Biondi case, there are subtleties contained in it that could still make it possible for co-ops to reimburse board members for punitive damages under certain circumstances.

If parents are not forewarned, they may understandably be unhappy with the treating physician.

"Those who have been let down in the past by loved ones or those in authority may understandably be mistrustful, suspicious and even frightened of those trying to help.

Data variation between biological replicates with MPSS without technical replicates may understandably be larger than with microarrays when using sufficient numbers of replicates.

The agency had already sunk about $9 billion from its insurance fund into IndyMac, so while it did shop the bank to a range of possible buyers, it may have understandably been in a hurry to return it to private hands.

The long-term financial consequences may, understandably, not be the first thing people worry about when they find out they have cancer.

Microsoft might have been an obvious consideration, although it has been making some strong efforts to suck up Evernote users to its One Note platform, so that may understandably have been a bit awkward.

This week's news that the city plans to spend $45 million to retrain jobless Wall Street executives may, understandably, have been met with less than sobs of gratitude in that demographic.

Those who know, the men and women who pay close attention to sports administration and who may, understandably enough, have been made cynical by years of exposure, say it's quite possible some form of the Russian team will still be allowed to compete, that there is too little time left to act.

Theo, understandably, is crushed.