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LOS ANGELES — On Nov. 6 a contentious election season will presumably come to a close.
The mood could soon change if there is a concerted police charge, which will presumably come at some point.
That revelation will presumably come several weeks before Twitter decides to start formally promoting a public offering, assuming it eventually does.
And when introduction begins in a few months, it will include only alerts for credit card customers; letting people set their own spending limits will presumably come later.
Most of its large-scale solar electricity production will presumably come from projects like the $2 billion Ivanpah solar plant, which is now under construction in the Mojave Desert in southern California.
That expertise will presumably come in handy when Elle Decor succeeds Town & Country as the main sponsor of the Winter Antiques Show at the 67th Street armory in January.
The currency shift brings immediate political benefits, since China will now presumably come under less pressure at the Group of 20 summit meeting this weekend.
The stock market will presumably fall.
Supported languages include German, Spanish and French – more will presumably be coming after these versions are launched.
And the government will presumably have trouble coming to the rescue of other heavily indebted companies, now that it has set a precedent with Sogo.
The report is said to be a two-volume affair, and will presumably reconstruct the coming and goings, physical and mental, of a large cast of potential decision-makers.
