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This would presumably improve their financial prospects.

Part of this would presumably go toward overhauling educational facilities like the Mtunzini school.

Including this would presumably have made it harder to sympathise with the girls.

If they do not arrive until late December, though, this would presumably disrupt many retailers' plans and promotions.

(This would presumably give the opposition more time to run those ads that show a young woman being given a pelvic exam by a monster Uncle Sam doll).

This would presumably involve combating the propaganda of terrorist groups and their supporters, as well as addressing the economic or political conditions that foster terrorist activities.

This would presumably include things like limited-liability partnerships, which have become a popular repository for dirty money (again, see Ukraine or Russia, or Syria).For trusts this would mark a sea change in disclosure.

This would presumably include the Alexander's site at Lexington Avenue and 59th Street, which would otherwise be subject to a 495-foot height limit, quite a bit shorter than the tower envisioned by the developer Steven Roth.

The total assets in all pensions in 2009 was £1,924bn, though this would presumably also include not just the pension pots of working people but the retired pensioners too.

In the Fox News world, not playing along with all of this would presumably mean you may had donned the straitjacket of political correctness — the dreaded force that also leads to the War on Christmas.

This would presumably encourage you not to die so much.