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She had nothing else to remember even in this hour of her presumptive death.

He was her heir presumptive until she married and had a child.

Others said support for the Bush administration's policy was not only predominant but also presumptive.

The presumptive official is not the one whom the people elected.

And a presumptive test on that glove for blood came up positive.

Are these good questions to toss at any presumptive nominee?

He was briefly the heir presumptive for about six months in 1400 when his father became king.

He was the presumptive main challenger to Armstrong before the race started.

While this is a presumptive finding, we have activated that response plan today.

The presumptive positive today is a result of our aggressive surveillance program.

The author is "surprised to find that they have in common a kind of presumptive nationalism."

It would be well for our presumptive Presidents to ask if we are indeed chosen.

But as it was I felt it would have been presumptive.

As such, Sophia was heir presumptive, followed by her children.

There was no need for a special declaration to make him heir presumptive.

Until we do that, the case is only presumptive plague."

A presumptive diagnosis can be made based on the history and clinical signs.

The officials said they hoped that the presumptive nominee would be clear by the first or second week of March.

The test he failed was presumptive evidence only that cocaine traces were present.

A presumptive test is specifically used in medical science.

Families are typically notified when a presumptive identification is made, he said.

But as vice president, she would be the presumptive nominee when Kerry leaves.

Since that is not strictly necessary in economic terms, the presumptive goal of the operation would seem to be political.

But when the heir presumptive makes a public idiot of himself before half a planet!

"Good," said the old man, oblivious to his presumptive master.