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He earned $6.5 million last year and will presumably receive something close to that next season; Bick would not discuss the substance of the contract negotiations.

But if Zac Goldsmith is the Conservative candidate for London Mayor he, too, will presumably receive campaign donations, though he is many times richer than Galloway.

Therefore, these patients will presumably receive adjuvant chemotherapy to a higher percentage, which should result in a better long-term survival.

(Netflix itself will, presumably, have some idea).

The Supreme Court will presumably have to settle the issue.

From the standpoint of safety, the uniocular trial has advantages because the patient presumably will receive half the dose systemically, and because any local allergy or intolerance will be more easily diagnosed by its uniocular presence.

With maybe a dozen teams contemplating coaching changes, several minority candidates, who may have been brushed off or ignored in other years, presumably will receive a much more honest interview when the hiring process begins.

Originally (and pertinently) entitled Men Who Hate Women, this first story has now been adapted for the screen and finds its way to the UK having already become a European box office smash; the other two have also been filmed and their release here will presumably depend on how this is received.

A new law on state secrets that could send journalists to prison for receiving leaked information will presumably dampen investigative appetites.

Insurance companies, suffering their biggest single loss ever, are paying out more than $40 billion, but those filing the claims and receiving the money will presumably reinvest it in the economy, particularly to rebuild Lower Manhattan.

Presumably, Holmes will receive an invitation.