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Meanings of probably true in English

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Usage of probably true in English
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It was probably true twenty years ago, but those desires have waned.
Chuck klosterman on media and culture
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I was thinking of a saying that I think is probably true.
Corduroy mansions
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Cedric The Entertainer: Yes, that is probably true to a certain degree.
Ebony
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They all knew that what the grandfather had said was probably true.
Folktales from africa: the baboons who went this way and that
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The same is probably true of what dealmakers say about their business.
Reuters
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It made her feel bad, but she thought it was probably true.
Stay Out from the Basement
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This is probably true, but I have no distinct memory of it.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
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Which is probably true. A long, pale finger jabbed the evening air.
Dante's numbers
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This is probably true of all general philosophical problems and particularly of metaphysics.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
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The same is probably true of most power and water investments.
The Guardian
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Of course, Nike would say that, but it's also probably true.
Wired
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But even as I said it I knew that it was probably true.
The Great Book of Amber
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I thought about it for a minute, and figured it was probably true.
Death masks
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Judging from Randall's relaxed arrogance in her office earlier, it was probably true.
Damaged
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That may be a depressing statistic -but it's probably true.
The Guardian
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That's probably true in my case. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Jim Jarmusch in 1984.
The Guardian
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