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To his surprise, Professor Campanella said, the small independent businesses reopened first, not the national or regional chains, which presumably have more resources.

It may seem counter-intuitive that smaller companies have lower premiums than large companies, which presumably have more buying power and lower administrative costs.

As the time of parturition approaches, the pregnant females move to particular areas, which presumably have environmental properties especially suitable as nursery grounds.

One is that eristostatin has a particular affinity for melanoma cells, which presumably have a protein on their surfaces that is similar to the one which attracts eristostatin to platelets.

James CROW: Well I remember when I first became interested in this kind of question that the most impressive thing was the rapid evolution of long lifed organisms, which presumably have small population sizes and therefore are more likely to evolve.

Specifically, the positive effect of taxation on leverage should be stronger for less levered firms, which presumably have more incentive to increase their debt.

Species like dogs and rats that had a high innate endurance capacity, which presumably had evolved over millenniums, also had large brain volumes relative to their body size.

The cellars of the pubs down by the river were said to flood, which presumably had some sort of effect on the beer.

For a couple of centuries, New York State's official motto has been "Excelsior," which presumably has nothing to do with an inordinate early American fondness for wood shavings.

The final major type is the Individual Song of Thanksgiving, which presumably had its setting in the thanksgiving sacrifice offered after a saving experience.

Actress Vidya Balan won in both categories, while Farhan Akhtar won the award for the Male International Icon, which presumably has nothing to do with acting.