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• r  in an auspicious manner
  the afternoon had begun so promisingly

• It begins promisingly with a forthright description of the major fiasco in the pursuit by Federal agents of John Dillingerthe shooting at Little Bohemia, near Rhinelander, Wis .
• Lowry started most promisingly as a son of a rich Liverpool businessman.
• Most promisingly, he established the Allen Institute for Brain Science, which has produced an atlas of gene activity in the mouse brain, mapping 20,000 genes so far.

News & Articles

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• In immigration debate, familiar signs of strain resurface
  After a promisingly bipartisan start to immigration reform Tuesday, senators retreated to either side of the party line Wednesday, trading procedural barbs that prevented lawmakers from voting on amendments.
  June 13, 2013 - Las Vegas Sun

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• Richard Lugar in Washington Post
  Increasingly, the dilemma is the well-educated man who moves through the education system of our country somewhat promisingly,said Sen. Richard G. Lugar (R-Ind.); Shahzad is a graduate of US universities.
• Ian Botham in Hindu
  England's Test side has rebooted promisingly since the Ashes horror show. But sterner Tests of their revival under new coach Peter Moores lie ahead against India, starting at Lord's on Thursday,Botham said.
• Kelly Sotherton in BBC Sport
  I have to put some events together and I hope to do promisingly well in Manchester,Sotherton said. "My preparations are going well and it should be a stepping stone to the Europeans. I'm British number one in the long jump, which sounds...