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"But sirtuins are very important proteins which probably have a lot to do with how diseases are controlled".

"But he has a team of people in place, some of which probably have more to gain from creating that drama".

But more important, Washington Mutual will be giving him both common stock and preferred shares, which probably have an attractive interest payment, according to people involved in the deal.

But I do have to restrain myself from time to time from writing about things that have a major impact on me and my garden, but which probably have no relevance to the majority of people's lives.

After the misstep of The Little Drummer Girl, a book which probably have been considered great were it written by anybody else, it's really good to see that he's returned to his familiar universe while going for something far more ambitious.

Anthropogenic fires in Africa are an ancient form of environmental disturbance, which probably have shaped the savanna vegetation more than any other human induced disturbance.

But it's the "culture" of poverty which probably has the biggest impact.

Easter is fast approaching, which probably hasn't escaped your notice.

Critics insist that it is a physical disease, which probably has a viral cause.

The second type is corporate inclusive worship, which probably has been numerically the largest throughout human history.

And "Passing Strange," which probably had the best shot against "In the Heights," hasn't broken $300,000 since March.