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Globalism has its faults and certainly its attendant anxieties, but at least it offers us freedom from ignorance and narrow-mindedness.
In all that it does, a university (and certainly its president) needs to have a clear understanding of the special place that it occupies in society.
When Box first landed its deal with General Electric — which you've likely heard of, since the firm brings it up just about every other word — and certainly its public offering was also a key moment of maturation.
There is a scene midway through the documentary "Some Kind of Monster" that defines the film's vision; it's arguably the movie's most emotional moment and certainly its most archetypal.
" "And certainly its use is affected by biases of age, race, gender, and class.
For years, he was the school's best-known, and certainly its most controversial, professor.
Pola X promises doom, grand passion, motorbikes, and almost certainly its fair share of poetic spectacle.
This will probably stand as one of Hubble's last big accomplishments and almost certainly its most distant find.
Even if a deal can be done, the price of power will be substantial change in the party, its ambitions and almost certainly its leader.
Starboy is audibly at its best – and certainly at its most original – when least gimlet-eyed.
Even at its worst, and certainly at its best, South Boston was a romantic place — a sort of sentimental evocation of a small town, with its own rules, its tortured intimacies, its layered loyalties.
