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President Obama just held a blindingly fast press conference on open government, which probably left most citizens scratching their heads in confusion over one of his geekier executive obsessions.

Geneticist Carles Lalueza-Fox, one of the paper's authors, says that the DNA clearly confirms that the original population of Central Asia, which probably left the blond mummies and the relics of a language, was European, to be mixed with East Asian peoples only later.

It indicates that both the photoreceptors and the post-receptor pathways retain a modicum of normal function [ 19, 37- 39] and is in agreement with the uneven distribution of the histological lesions in the retinas of our affected sheep, which probably left a sufficient number of functional retinal neurons.

The choice between the Tories and Ed Miliband's Labour Party has been "turbocharged" by the Scottish National Party's surge, he says, which has probably left Labour needing its support to form a government.

Either opt out of the free movement accord, which probably means leaving the EU, or seek an EU policy on non-EU immigrants, asylum seekers, amnesties and passport policy.

Her optic nerve, which runs between the eyes and the brain, was atrophied, which would probably leave her blind.

Writer talks to Scott Fleischer, of General Camera, which will probably stay there, and to Phil Steinhardt, of the Wally Hanger Corporation, and John Scott, of Mountain Valley Water, which will probably leave the area.

Which will probably leave the cross-dressing Mr. Izzard waiting for another occasion to show off his fashion.

In New Jersey, a jump of two percentage points in each of its income brackets could raise nearly $5 billion, which would probably leave the state with a $4 billion to $7 billion deficit.

The polling has Labour winning 28 of the 60 seats – down from 30, which would probably leave it needing a coalition partner if it is to remain in government.

BILLS' THOMAS OUT Buffalo running back Anthony Thomas is out indefinitely with a torn calf muscle, which will probably leave the Bills with two inexperienced running backs — Fred Jackson, who is likely to start, and the rookie Dwayne Wright — for their game at Washington on Sunday.