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American generals now presumably realize that cultural artifacts are worth defending, just as bridges and oil wells are.

CBS could presumably realize considerable cost savings if a deal enabled the network to rely on more of CNN's extensive news-gathering resources.

Once they got smart enough to do so, they'd presumably realize, by Dr. Bostrom's logic, that they themselves were probably simulations.

Both sides presumably realize that an informal ban with no legal force, drawn up by the very political consultants who have mastered the art of injecting soft money into elections, would be difficult to police.

Americans presumably realize by now that living in a bubble economy, while exhilarating as long as the champagne lasts, is not a good move.

As Americans presumably realize by now, thanks to our problems with China, overt or covert currency manipulation can do a lot to improve a nation's trade performance at the expense of its trading partners.

They presumably realized that the world would denounce their flagrant violation of international law.

But a few days later the emails had stopped for good — after the attacker presumably realized their phishing attempts were being cut off at the root.

Mr. Haggard presumably realizes this as he discloses his own struggles in the GQ interview.

Likewise, BlogTO had credited E-Day as one of the top events of the weekend—until they presumably realized the event's political agenda, and deleted their post.

And more specifically, Apple ran into problems because of a decision that then-CEO John Sculley made in 1985 to sign an agreement licensing certain parts of Apple's GUI to Bill Gates for use in what would become Windows 1.0 (presumably without realizing exactly what he was doing).