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Mr. Putin said an announcement would usher in a lame-duck period that would presumably extend until next March's election.

Mr Bashir called the protesters "bubbles" that would presumably be blown away.Sudan has suffered periodic bouts of unrest.

Mr. Giuliani is preparing a tougher law that would, presumably, be less vulnerable to having holes poked in it.

"So that would presumably get a much higher multiple in the market as a stand-alone company".

His goal is to create a recognizable national brand of apartment housing, one that would presumably attract tenants on the strength of that name.

Even Brides, a magazine that would presumably want to present images of serenity and order, ran in its July issue Ms. Letinsky's photographs of table settings.

Limiting the deduction would surely raise the cost of borrowing for municipalities, a cost that would presumably be passed on to city and state taxpayers.

Three of the bidders have said that they have agreements with anchor tenants that would presumably help ensure their ability to move forward regardless of the economy.

The fear of losing an offer that is by far his highest might have compelled Sabathia to initiate another meeting — one that would presumably include Sabathia's wife, Amber.

When speaking privately, industry lawyers and agents complain bitterly that such behavior results from studio collusion — something that would presumably be illegal under restraint of trade laws.

"One company wanted to do a relationship-enhancement product," he said, referring to a product that would, presumably, make sex better.