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(He's actually in bed with a flight attendant, procured by Mom.) Sante and Kenny's adventures, even the murders they jointly commit, are played partly for laughs, which may understandably offend the victims' loved ones.

While OPM graphs are able to describe aspects of a workflow execution, capturing the structure of the workflows themselves is understandably beyond the scope of the OPM specification, since the graphs may be generated by a broad variety of processes, which may not be formal workflows at all.

Which may already be happening.

Which may be the point.

Which may even be true.

It is true that Ebola is also highly infectious, which drives away health workers who may understandably fear a needle stick.

The mostly young players may understandably have wearied in the later movements, which seemed a bit more diffuse.

While the Volt will charge overnight on a normal outlet, those with less predictable schedules may understandably want to opt for a 240V charging solution, which can cut the charge time to four hours.

Readers may understandably wonder: What data do these companies have?

A few McKinsey alumni may understandably be dusting off their résumés.

"As a citizen, you may understandably find climate change keeping you up nights," Buffett wrote.