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Those who slept five hours were 50 percent more likely-while those who slept four hours or less were 73 percent more likely-to be obese.

Sleep: Good for the Brain and the Belly LIVESTRONG.COM 2010

Those who slept five hours were 50 percent more likely-while those who slept four hours or less were 73 percent more likely-to be obese.

LIVESTRONG.COM: Sleep: Good for the Brain and the Belly 2010

We use phrases such as we judge, we assess, and we estimate-and probabilistic terms such as probably and likely-to convey analytical assessments and judgments.

My take on the NIE, Iran, Bush thing..... 2007

Each mans face was solemn and tense, each man knew he walked-most likely-to his death.

Test of the Twins Weis, Margaret 1986

Each mans face was solemn and tense, each man knew he walked-most likely-to his death.

Test Of The Twins Weis, Margaret 1986

Recently, a book on the topic crossed my desk, which presents another dimension of workplace tears: Women may be just as likely-possibly more likely-to condemn other women who have cried at work.

Forbes.com: News 2011

You know, this is one of those cases where that remarkable boost in registration and turnout for Obama is very likely-not certain, but very likely-to carry in this case a candidate who's a good deal more progressive than Barack Obama into the Senate.

Democracy Now! 2008

You know, this is one of those cases where that remarkable boost in registration and turnout for Obama is very likely-not certain, but very likely-to carry in this case a candidate who's a good deal more progressive than Barack Obama into the Senate.

Democracy Now! 2008

It shows not only are white evangelical Southerners more likely than the general populace to believe torture is sometimes or often justified, but also that they are far more likely-to tweak a phrase from Proverbs-to "lean on their own understanding" regarding the subject.

Baptist Standard 2008

It shows not only are white evangelical Southerners more likely than the general populace to believe torture is sometimes or often justified, but also that they are far more likely-to tweak a phrase from Proverbs-to "lean on their own understanding" regarding the subject.

Religion News Blog 2008