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If we begin to reshape our own genetic code, we could presumably achieve even greater variation among our human descendants.

That's important, of course, but if we could vastly improve energy storage we could presumably make do with the energy sources we already have?

In theory, we could presumably discover the complete causal story about why each organism in the population left exactly the number of offspring that it did.

Although we could presumably write down a metabolism-only model without biopolymers and without replication that would have two stable states and a possibility of a stochastic transition, this would be a purely chemical system and it would not constitute a transition to life, in our view, because the high-concentration state would not have replication, heredity and evolutionary potential.

Sooner than we could before, presumably – but that's all we know, for now.

Since an evil demon could presumably deceive us yet again, we threaten to have a vicious regress here.

Because he could, presumably.

An award that could presumably have been given sight-unseen.

Both sides, however, could presumably agree on one epithet: "unsuccessful".

Retailers could presumably counter by cranking up the Chopin.

Baseball could presumably eliminate them before next season, but other developments could interfere with that.