Well, no, probably not... Anyway, it turns out to be very funny.
Probably not, and anyway Life was a monthly by then, and Francis Ford Coppola's movie dates from 1979.
The new law seems to protect hysterical trigger-fingers who feel themselves genuinely threatened when no real threat exists.The law was probably not necessary anyway.
And the debts, much of which are just guarantees of Greek bank assets that will recover most of their value over time, are probably not needed anyway.
Even as the city police were being targeted by the cartels and killed by the dozen, people seemed to assume that the cops being gunned down were probably not clean anyway.
Had the party settled on the missing link in a debate dating back to the fourth century B.C.? Probably not, and anyway, they were probably more interested in entertaining each another than solving any timeworn puzzles.
Yeah, but that health care vote's probably not happening anyway.
Probably not - and, anyway, he's already managed to cram plenty of success into his first three decades.
John Terry, nursing a sprained ankle, would probably not have started anyway, but Hazard's absence represents a considerable setback.
That sounds OK; if a cow can't walk to slaughter, it's probably not worth eating anyway.
And if you do, you're probably not using MacOS anyway.
