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This will probably be presented in the chemistry texts and presentations.

In addition to a rather large trophy, Keselowski and his Team Penske mates will probably be presented with a seven-figure check.

It will probably be presented to the Iraqi Governing Council here on Wednesday, according to Dara Nor al-Din, a Baghdad judge and council member who helped write the proposal.

Similarly, go to retrieve a large software update from an online file library, and you will probably be presented with a choice of countries from which to download it; choosing a nearby country will usually result in a faster transfer.

An FCC official who spoke on condition of anonymity says staff members are nearly finished drafting the new rules, which will probably be presented to the commissioners for a vote within a few weeks.

You will probably be asked to present a paper and/or teach a class.

Such activations related to memory retrieval would be elicited by viewing the picture, so they can occur from the moment that the picture is presented but will probably be on-going throughout the trial.

The morning staff start at 8am and the kids will probably be opening their presents in the living room.

For example, if you're protesting a certain company's business practices you'll want to stage the protest when the CEO is present, which will probably be during business hours.

"The main legal issue at stake here," said Mr. Waxman, who is now a law professor at Columbia, "is what does it mean to be an enemy combatant in a war against Al Qaeda?" The case, which will probably be argued in March, will present the Obama administration with a series of difficult strategic choices.

The government that emerges will probably be the same as the present one, a coalition of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.