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The cartoonist will almost certainly encourage the staff of the student newspaper to republish some of the Charlie Hebdo cartoons of Muhammad.

However, Austrian commentators predicted yesterday that Mr Haider's sudden death would almost certainly encourage the country's two main parties, the socialists and conservatives, to join forces again and form another coalition, just months after their first partnership collapsed.

Going forward, however, the rules will almost certainly encourage less energy-intensive ways of making corn ethanol and, more important, advanced and next-generation biofuels from sources that do not displace food, including perennial grasses, crop wastes, and the cellulose in shrubs and plants.

Lowering the barrier to entry will almost certainly encourage experimentation and expansion, just as it has in many other areas of tech.

Providing lethal weapons would almost certainly encourage the Ukrainians to press for even heavier arms and escalate the fighting, as well as discourage them from negotiating a settlement.

Do not get caught staring at anyone, this will almost certainly encourage conversation.

Privately, senior Lebanese officials concede that Hezbollah's stepped-up military offensive against Israeli forces in recent weeks -- attacks that prompted the Israeli bombing raids that destroyed three Lebanese power plants on Feb. 8 -- were almost certainly encouraged by Syria.

Opinions on the effectiveness of the credit vary, but it almost certainly encourages some innovation and the hiring of some scientists by private companies.

It has been widely assumed that ICU care is expensive and this has almost certainly encouraged an unreasonably low level of provision of ICU beds and resources.

Public support would almost certainly decline, encouraging further cuts in the future.

That's certainly encouraging.