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The promise is that once we achieve this superintelligence, it will be able to cure cancer or solve climate change—and, presumably, make its owners fantastically rich.

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He explained that the GOP has “lots of ideas” but they aren’t going to talk about them now because that’s for “the next three months,” presumably while they hash out the One Big Beautiful Budget.

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The static from the carpet gave them a shock, presumably, and it helped animate his monster.

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It’s only being gay that makes someone a criminal—and, presumably, ineligible for the benefits of the vaunted warrior ethos.

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The insurgent right National Rally and the leftist coalition—one of whom presumably could win an election—agree on little but averting cuts to the welfare state.

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