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"We would like to apologise to Adele for the interruption," said an ITV spokesman – rather than, presumably, to viewers for having gestural filth flung at their pop kids.

And because that is the highest component of a processor's cost the subcontractors essentially are asked to do that work for a lower price than presumably the packer is able to fund for those stages.

Last week Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang literally dropped off the grid for a couple of days, leaving his top execs (other than, presumably, President Sue Decker) in the dark.

According to Blackboard's press release, the company has been "evaluating strategic alternatives" to its current trajectory in an effort to provide its stockholders with better value (than presumably what they've been getting up to this point).

When asked about the potential problems that could arise from, say, a criminal or a 12-year-old being able to print off weapons in their own home, Cody Wilson – founder of Defense Distributed – seemed pretty nonchalant and said that "liberty is a better interest" than, presumably, the lives of any victims of his weapon.

More interestingly, however, we found that silence and ethologically irrelevant sounds (Mozart) showed a stronger on proliferation effect than presumably natural and relevant sounds like pup calls.

The target uptake relative to injected dose was lower in pigs than in mice, but the difference between the two species was smaller than expected, presumably due to a slower antibody clearance in the pigs than in the mice.

Contreras was much more of a project after his struggles with the Yankees than Vazquez presumably would be.

The local authority can then charge the actual cost of the works rather than the (presumably) lower cap imposed by the directions".

Just as Bill Murray had to learn how to love someone other than himself, presumably Cruise has to learn how to kick some alien butt.

Much of the material displayed in this intermittently intriguing exhibition of more than 200 drawings, collages, photographs, watercolors and notebooks will mean less to the average viewer than it presumably does to the artist himself.