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Presumably because the accolade gives authority to familiarity.
He can't open his mouth without saying fuck: presumably because the education is bad in England.
(There is an especially large spike during Hurricane Irene, presumably because the roads were empty).
His tone is perfectly flat, presumably because the range of civilized feelings had been flattened.
They did so, presumably, because the document carries with it contemporary meaning.
(No other firm makes estimates this explicit, presumably because the figures would not flatter).
Presumably because the programme's producer thought his thoughts on race were the only insights his guest could offer.
Garden, presumably because the thing was an obvious fake and there was no chance that anybody would really get hurt.
These lemurs, Dr. Heldmaier said, did not have wakeful periods, presumably because the air had warmed them up enough.
The more you earned, the lesser the effect, presumably because the professional classes are self-consciously cosmopolitan.
A scant number — 37 — were because the loan had been paid off, presumably because the borrower sold the house.
