You're probably thinking: Surely the show is sold out.
The "yuck" factor that cross-species transplants would probably provoke would surely fade if lives were saved.
"Snakes," asked Indiana Jones as he looked down in horror, "why did it have to be snakes?" The police officers who responded to a call in Sutton, south-west London, about a snake on a patio (the less successful, lower-budget sequel to Snakes on a Plane, surely) probably agree with Indy.
"We feel it's really important that users have this minimum level of security," Rogers argues, but many users will surely probably argue that it's perfectly possible to have a secure system that doesn't regularly send usage data back to Microsoft.
No freaking way -- the opiate of the masses would be seriously buzz-killed, and probably for good, surely not for God.
If we can find millions to fight someone else's war in Libya, and send our young men to die for a war in Afghanistan we probably can't win, surely we can also find some money, and resources, and time, and thought, and surely we can also find the will, to fight this war at home.
The narrative is littered by descriptions of events or feelings that "must have," "surely" or "probably" occurred.
Of course, given the vast network of Israeli informants in Gaza and the West Bank, such precautions were probably unnecessary; the Israelis surely knew we were there.
In the Michael C. Rockefeller Wing at the Metropolitan Museum you'll find a tiny African copper relief that probably predates, and would surely have awed, the great Lorenzo Ghiberti.
Now 81, David Bell is among the last of a small band of Americans and their kin -- hundreds, surely, and probably thousands -- who quit the United States in the depths of the Great Depression and headed for Josef Stalin's socialist paradise.
