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Such imitation presumably has a civilizing value for those who empathize with it.

Every other member of the EU (apart from rUK, presumably) has a written constitution, he says.

Clinton, as both a golfer and a soon-to-be suburbanite, presumably has a few golf umbrellas of his own.

The Venn diagram of "die-hard Mac users" and "virtual-reality gaming enthusiasts" presumably has a small crossover.

Fast, a film-maker who was born in Israel and lives in New York, presumably has a personal interest in this history.

The staging also presumably has a deleterious effect on the portrayal of Tatyana by Krassimira Stoyanova, a wonderful singer but here cold as ice.

She presumably has an abortion, but that word is not mentioned.

Vanguard actively manages about 40 percent of the assets it controls, however, so it presumably has an interest in convincing people that those funds are worth choosing, too.

This also presumably has an impact on the financial incentives of firms in their effort to cut costs through quality reductions when prices are fixed.

Michael has presumably had a rough day.

For their part, the Tories presumably have a back-stop, maximum offer in mind.