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And this was experimentally validated, hopefully, even more clearly than our experiment here.

And check it as infrequently as your job permits, hopefully once or twice a day.

The interior secretary, Ken Salazar, is refining his moratorium order, hopefully in ways that will meet the district judge's objections.

I intend to devote more time to the topic of security in a future installment of this column, when hopefully progress on the security standards front has progressed.

Without getting too philosophical or theological, we can all hopefully agree that time has no meaningful beginning or end (at least within the perception of the human mind).

"I love doing action and I think that when you like what you do, it's contagious and hopefully people will like it too," she said.

Now that you have hopefully gotten some sort of clue as to what it is that attracted your eye, the hard part is to refine the image to emphasize whatever it is.

Incidentally, if you want to eat an apple and find a worm in it (and hopefully not half a worm), you can drop it in a bowl of salt water which will kill the worm.

I have found them hardy, and hopefully they will reappear this summer.

When it does, it will wield enormous economic clout and, hopefully, change our world for the better.

I think future engineered species could be the source of food, hopefully a source of energy, environmental remediation and perhaps replacing the petrochemical industry.

Kids usually get a medal, T-shirt, ribbon, or some other race souvenir for participating. Being part of the race experience will hopefully get your kids excited about running.

It shows that you realize your misstep, and that you will hopefully not make the same mistake again.

Only last night she applied for a position in the United States but Irish citizens require a green-card or sponsor to work there, so hopefully things will work out for her.

The children are different; more open and beautiful in their innocence, unaware of what is ahead. We are the first, hopefully not the last, foreigners they ever see.

That way they could possibly catch any cancers at an earlier, and, hopefully, more treatable, stage.