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The flip side of age is experience: Mr McCain probably knows as much about how Washington works as anybody, and certainly as much about what war is like.

"I found if you look at men's letters instead of just women's letters or diaries, you see that men often had just as much expertise and certainly as much interest in the process of controlling fertility as women".

At the time, Orthodox Christians like Paleologus had almost as much to fear from Catholic armies as from Muslim ones; and his Persian friend had certainly as much to fear from Ottomans as from Christians.

The Daily Crescent newspaper declared: "Our free colored men … are certainly as much attached to the land of their birth as their white brethren here in Louisiana.

Contrast the YBAs, the Young British Artists of the nineties, who had as much noise around them – perhaps not as much shagging, certainly as much of a feeling of a gilded clique, but rather an empty set of founding principles: that meaning was dead, craft was dead, purity was dead, business was inseparable from art and money was indivisible from worth.

You know how you've read that The Division is more, or certainly as much, an RPG as it is a shooter?

But let me take it back to domestic issues and your unquestioned expertise--not that you're not expert in all these other things; certainly as much as anybody running for President--but on the medical issue and the question of health care.

Her only complaint was that we did not drink enough, and certainly not as much as our predecessors from the 1950s and 1960s she had outlasted.

Yet, when I ask these same athletes and coaches how much time and energy is devoted to mental preparation, they indicate not very much and certainly not as much as it deserves.

Not that it needed that much freshening up, really, and certainly not as much as I, for example, do.

They aren't paid enough, and certainly not as much as their male coworkers.