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In many New York cities and towns, Cuomo would presumably be a shoo-in for mayor.

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But for Harbour, the album is presumably nothing short of a public relations nightmare, and not just the kind where a celebrity has to turn off their Instagram comments.

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"They provided tectonically and geochemically stable marine environments with presumably elevated levels of nutrients and oxygen, which in turn were critical for more complex lifeforms to evolve and diversify on our planet."

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“He may win and he may not win,” the U.S. president said, presumably referring to the country’s midterm legislative races—which were held Sunday—and Mr. Milei’s Liberty Advances coalition.

The point presumably was that these low-lights of the American presidency justify the destruction of a building in which they occurred.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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