Keep up the presumably very good work.
SH: But also, presumably, very important for you in that it was your first leading role.
Presented here as a (presumably very precocious) child's fantasy, this exhaustingly busy production rarely feels natural, sabotaged by conceptual gimmicks.
He was ratted out by an alumnus in town, and the court ordered him returned to his (presumably very displeased) owner.
This issue was not investigated in the present paper, as the sample size needed to obtain statistical power for this presumably very rare occurrence would have been prohibitive.
"Jurismania" marks only the latest instance in which a legal academic expresses contempt for the world in which he lives, presumably very comfortably.
The owners cut a presumably very large check to Kaepernick, who almost certainly was blackballed for taking a dignified knee during the national anthem.
Mr. Schneller was 26th on the Kadima list of candidates, and so he won a seat though presumably very few of his neighbors voted for him.
So too would be some of the strategies used by hedge funds that involve trades expected to yield very narrow — but presumably very safe — profits.
Ceramics are vulnerable to fracture due to impact and from stress concentrations (point and line loading) such as those associated with impingement-subluxation. Thus, ceramic cup fracture propensity is presumably very sensitive to surgical cup positioning.
At first glance, the sheer level of emotional investment confused me: why were all these people, presumably very busy looking after their own babies, so obsessed with how other people were caring for other babies they'd never meet?
