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Trevor Lawrence, the former Clemson star quarterback and presumptive top overall selection in the 2021 NFL draft—which begins Thursday—has had one hectic month of April.

In March, the team signed journeyman Ryan Fitzpatrick, who had played for eight different teams in his 16-year NFL career, as its presumptive starting quarterback for next season.

With Carson Wentz having been traded to the Indianapolis Colts, Hurts is the presumptive starter heading into next season.

Now he will try to rebuild his career with Reich in Indianapolis while Hurts becomes the presumptive starter in Philadelphia for Nick Sirianni, the former Colts offensive coordinator hired to replace Pederson as the Eagles’ head coach.

That includes an automatic termination — what’s known as a presumptive firing policy — for all staff found guilty of certain types of sexual misconduct unless the complainant doesn’t want the staff member fired.

These groups turn out in greater numbers in presidential elections, giving Democrats a presumptive advantage heading into 2016.

The spotlight will soon fix itself on the presumptive Democratic 2016 nominee, whose name, I think, we all know.

Whoever wins that primary will still be an underdog against the presumptive Democratic nominee, Rep. Bruce Braley.

The presumptive Democratic nominee is Rep. Bruce Braley, a four-term congressman from northeast Iowa.

Her presumptive Republican opponent, Attorney General Greg Abbott, has already raised nearly $21 million.

More or less presumptive evidence may be adduced for a yet more specific dating.

And that warrants you in sending me to tilt against this foolish heir-presumptive windmill.

Emanuel Geibel presented himself as heir presumptive to the mantle of Heine.

This being regarded as presumptive evidence of guilt, Wenham's persecutors brought her to trial.

Would not it be said by my presumptive remorse that, by my gallantry, manner and dress, I was going to seduce her?