When McGee alludes to the 'ordinary notion of conditional probably' he probably refers to the usual ratio definition of conditional probability.
(Here, "red banners" probably refers to the Imperial standard; the last line is possibly a reference to a poem by Po Chu-i in which he tells of how he has been effectively exiled and passes his time playing Go).
The name of Sauk (Sac) probably refers to the Native American name meaning "outlet".
With respect to prisoners, "necessary information" probably refers most specifically to a patient's: a. criminal past.
The eighth vision of four chariots probably refers to the anticipated messianic reign of Zerubbabel, a hope that was thwarted.
Actually, the phrase probably refers to a particular type of Jewish Christian, those who strictly observed the rituals of Judaism.
What this probably refers to is a disparate range of up to 1,500 different tribes and villages, in possibly 40 loose associations.
To the Editor: As Robert Wright points out (according to Paul Bloom's review), "Love your neighbor as yourself" probably refers only to relationships with fellow Israelites.
Its name probably refers to its characteristic step: the feet crossed and recrossed while gliding forward, one foot often striking the other.
The name Wailua (Hawaiian: "Two Waters") probably refers also to the north fork that joins the main stream about 2 miles (3 km) from the coast.
