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And, certainly, most states have death penalty statutes.
But it is Carson himself who gives the best — and certainly most succinct — analysis.
And how about the final, and certainly most dispiriting, Darwinian rationale for ostentatious giving: the aim of bankrupting one's rivals?
But Duras wrote one of her best and certainly most famous novels two years after she stopped drinking.
In fact, Norman walked into one of the most enduring and certainly most damaging aspects of Granada's legacy to ITV.
One of the earliest memories, and certainly most shocking, took place at the entrance to our rented cottage one summer afternoon.
In searching the Arthur Miller Archive in the Harry Ransom library at the University of Texas for a suitable way for The New Yorker to honor one of America's greatest--and certainly most productive--playwrights, writer came across the short story (included below this article) which foreshadows his masterpiece, "Death of a Salesman".
Many people would struggle to cope, but Amira prays to God and has faith that things will improve.Perhaps most memorable and certainly most shocking is "Xenos" ("stranger" in Greek), a short film that shows young Palestinian men who have made their way down from the Ain El-Helweh refugee camp in Lebanon, through Syria and Turkey into Greece, looking for a way into Europe.
The latest move to further the talent gap between the Yankees and the rest of baseball was the acquisition of Alex Rodriguez, perhaps the best and certainly most expensive player.
Some of the problem here is in the way most political journalists and certainly most politicians think about politics.
I think it's safe to say that the YouTube video of a group of men wearing surgical masks and safety helmets, chasing the police and waving Turkish flags from the top of a bulldozer they've just hot-wired is one of the most enduring and certainly most entertaining images from what's been a grim couple of weeks of social unrest in Turkey.
