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And, as you might infer, ending this story with a promise of perpetual happiness may be a bit complicated, and it’s in those entanglements where the delights of this lively, generous screwball adventure can be found.

“Circumstantially, of course, we could infer that that was exactly what Matthews was doing,” the D.A. report said.

The coroner said it was not possible to independently evaluate the impact of the recording, adding: "It would be unsafe to infer these links in the absence of a clear and reliable causal connection."

"This is a great technological achievement: we are using the tiny Doppler shift in the radar echo to infer fall speeds of only around one metre-per-second, and this is from a satellite that is hurtling round its orbit at 7km/s," he told BBC News.

He even made a Freudian reference to Trump’s “weird obsession with crowd sizes,” holding his hands just a few inches apart and leaving the audience to infer the rest.