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All will presumably become clear after the general election.

All will presumably become more clear in court.

Eventually, Anthony and Stoudemire will presumably become the overpowering force they were expected to be.

(Regular retail editions will presumably become available when Panasonic's exclusivity runs out, though used copies are available on the Internet in the $100 to $150 range).

Such systems will presumably become less clunky over time, but image living in a house where you have to put everything you own into plastic boxes with labels for a robot to recognise.

Monaco, bankrolled by their own roubles, will offer a more concerted challenge in the years ahead, when Ligue 1 will presumably become "more like Spain, who have Real Madrid and Barcelona", as pointed out by Blanc.

She'll presumably become more knowledgeable over time but at the moment I see no reason to have confidence in her understanding of foreign affairs or the economy.

Now, Maude says he has new plans to hire digital staff within the departments again – who will either presumably become superior themselves, or be ignored by decision-makers elsewhere.

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

On the contrary, for the companies to make good on the new debts Motley and his numerous co-counsels have helped impose upon them, they must continue to sell cigarettes to people like Motley's mother, who will presumably still become addicted to them and who will still eventually die horrible deaths from smoking-related illnesses.

TAMPA, Fla .— He is one of the most important pitchers on the Yankees and, presumably, will become even more valuable in the future.