During the trial, Mr. Bogdanos showed a videotape of a detective pushing a gun beneath the seat of the Navigator, from back to front, presumably to prove that Mr. Combs, who was seated in back, might have tried to hide the gun that way.
Manning has made him one of just a handful of Americans charged under the World War I-era Espionage Act, and this week the court had to declassify a CD-ROM belonging to Osama bin Laden, presumably to prove that the al-Qaeda leader accessed the WikiLeaks files attributed to Manning thus justifying another charge he faces: aiding the enemy.
This last would, presumably, have proved too swingeing in its result.
The company's pitch, however, is that its online marketplace ensures that ticket sales and purchases are 100% safe, presumably with proven mechanisms in place to counteract fraud and unreliable buyers and sellers.
On the other hand, as Garry Wills put it, "If she had said Thomas called her a bug, Hatch would presumably have proved that the exchange did not take place by brandishing Kafka's Metamorphosis".
Mr. Schumer and his staff were clearly shaken, and so they shifted into high gear, presumably hoping to prove that there were no other "accounting errors".
Plaintiffs who opt out of the settlement will presumably have to prove that any brain injuries stemmed from NFL concussions, and not from other football or off-field injuries.
Republicans have assumed an air of triumphalism in the sequester fight; today GOP party officials are gleefully pointing to the news that the White House has warned that an Easter Egg Roll could be canceled thanks to the sequester, which is presumably supposed to prove that the White House is playing politics with the cuts.
You'll presumably have to prove you're up to snuff – and, unless Moto is feelin' lucky, sign an NDA.
