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We will presumably know tomorrow morning what those ballots say".

For that we will presumably have to wait for yet more announcements.

As ever-larger genome-wide association studies are conducted, we will presumably begin to pick up indirect effects.

We do have cable television here, but we will presumably get broadband cable service, or D.S.L., when Hades becomes frigid.

But we will presumably have some answers soon, and once we do, both sides will have more stories to tell about guns.

When we get back to "present day Island" (next week?!), we will presumably see more fighting, but will we also see it "end the same way"?

In the next few weeks, we'll presumably learn more about the new tax rates on income, capital gains, dividends and estates.

In a few more weeks the dust will clear, and we'll presumably see a trendline for jobless claims that looks more like we'd normally expect to see.Therein lies the rub, however.

That means they'll still look good next year, by which time we'll presumably be in the grip of a 1989 revival: a swath of hip new bands claiming the influence of Jive Bunny and Milli Vanilli, pop-up restaurants serving peanut Boosts.

As digital television becomes the norm, we'll presumably stop seeing the formerly niche channels as somehow second-rate and the broadcasting landscape will take on a new shape.

So: After talks with Iran (if they happen) fail to curb Iran's nuclear program, but (perhaps) impress other nations with our good faith, we'll presumably get greater international support for sanctions.