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Moreover, the campaign will probably remind voters that their choice is ultimately between Mr Cameron and Mr Brown.

"Sleeper Cell" will probably remind viewers of some other shows — among them the TNT miniseries "The Grid," from last year; "24"; "Alias"; and even "The Sopranos".

As the Jets try to reconstruct their psyches while they deconstruct their errors, Edwards will probably remind them of two things.

"Sleeper Cell" will probably remind viewers of some other shows among them the TNT miniseries "The Grid," from last year; "24"; "Alias"; and even "The Sopranos".

To most UK listeners, Uncle Earl will probably remind them of music from O Brother Where Art Thou?, a reflection of the huge success of the soundtrack to the Coen brothers' film.

But the Devils did, and Robinson will probably remind his team that it cannot afford to do that two nights in a row, especially when another top-tier opponent looms.

It's called the Mighty, and it'll probably remind you a bit of the iPod Shuffle.

They'll probably remind you someday of what happened to you, so keep it for yourself.

If nothing else, social media is alive with jibes at Kim Jong-un's expense, and more people will surely now watch the trailers than would have seen the film in cinemas – just as tabloid outrage over the BBC serialising Hilary Mantel's book on murdering Margaret Thatcher (talking of fictional assassinations) will probably only remind more people to tune into A Book at Bedtime.

If your behavior did a complete 180 though, and you changed from a sweet person to a verbally or physically abusive person, this will probably only remind your ex of how crazy the change was.

As long as they're under their parents' roof, they will probably need reminding to wash behind their ears.