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The women perform a magic ceremony and take pills that will presumably help them escape their situation.

I'll see you later for one of the numerous street parties that will presumably be popping up around the country.

Clover will appear in a five-minute segment as part of an episode that will presumably feature America's best food trucks.

This is something that will presumably be debated at the plenary sessions of the six-party talks in Beijing later this month.Meanwhile, Japan has its own worries.

Mr. Eisenstadt brought the band to the Cornelia Street Café on Monday night, playing music that will presumably end up on that release.

Many users reported being frustrated with the time delay, a problem that will presumably ease as bandwidth on the Internet increases over time.

That's the kind of activity that will presumably be banned under the interminably delayed Volcker Rule, should the regulators deign to finish it and not permit large exemptions.

Both men have troubled relationships with the women in their life, and offered hints of a past that will presumably be revealed with strip-tease gradualness.

News that traditional funding has been secured from a financier that will presumably want a return on its investment may further cloud the question.

"If we can steer workers and companies to agencies that agree to treat people better, that will presumably create pressure on all agencies to move in that direction".

insists it is at an impasse, one that will presumably be resolved in a steel cage between McMahon and David Stern.