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To fully open up elections betting by supposing that the wisdom of the crowds will keep things thoughtful and steady is a dangerous bet all its own—and we already have examples that demonstrate this.

After being asked if he knew why he had been stopped, the driver responded, “Yeah, because I was on the wrong side of the road,” further supposing that he must have missed an exit.

Let’s reframe this by supposing that your addiction is to gambling, cigarettes or single-malt Scotch.

Russell was hired by and lampooned both Democrats and Republicans, tilting his humor “toward whoever’s in power” and supposing that “it will even out on Judgment Day.”

If we follow Núñez in supposing that the number sense doesn't represent numbers, then we need to say what it represents instead.