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Contractors and subcontractors would presumably pass on their higher labor costs to the town.

Insurance companies — technically the targets of the tax — would pass on the cost to employers, and employers would presumably pass it on to workers.

The proposed tax, a license fee on businesses selling sweetened drinks, would require owners of bodegas, theaters, convenience stores and other outlets to tally ounces sold and, presumably, pass the cost on to customers.

Technology executives argue that any such protective technology measure could be easily broken by pirates, and therefore is not worth the added expense that manufacturers would presumably pass on to consumers.

The latter presumably pass his test, most having long ago lost interest in cricket and, like everybody else, become obsessed with those unimpeachably English institutions (not), Manchester United and Chelsea.

Trump and other Republicans will, presumably, pass the blame on to Democrats, but the very existence of thriving insurance in Democratic-dominated states will make that argument hard to support.

Those costs are presumably passed on to patients".

If he had done that, West would have transferred into hearts and presumably passed when East rebid two hearts.

Those genes were presumably passed down to living animals from a common ancestor that lived 800 million years ago.

Lindsay Lohan is sprawled on a bed, wearing the crumpled remains of last night's little black dress, presumably passed out and past forgiveness.

HONG KONG — This will be the autumn of the patriarch in China, with Hu Jintao stepping down in the fall and presumably passing the leadership of the Communist Party to the current vice president, Xi Jinping.