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For most of us, and certainly for most of your team, meetings are the least productive part of our day.

But for most people (and certainly for most of those inside Warsaw), this is what reality is.

Bennett readily acknowledges his departure from the persona of the standard athlete, and certainly that of most Giants players.

Argentina's scandals, at the highest levels of government, play out somewhat differently than those of other countries — and certainly those of most modern democracies.

Bagehot's impression is that the reaction of many people and certainly of most of political London to the rude interruption of this gifted man's sparkling career can be broadly summarised as hahahahah.There is seldom a good reason to find pleasure in the misfortune of others.

"He has lost credibility with a wide swath of faculty and certainly with most students," Berring said of Steele.

Colgate is tucked away in Upstate, but most of the nation's leading politicians, and certainly most of the governors of New York, find their way here.

Today marks the 60th anniversary of one of the most remarkable--and certainly one of the most fateful--scientific achievements of the 20th century: nuclear fission.

Sunday will mark the 58th anniversary of one of the most remarkable--and certainly one of the most fateful--scientific achievements of the 20th century: nuclear fission.

Most tech and certainly most of the tools you need at a startup stage are free or available at very low cost.

"NBK" is a penny dreadful blown up into an act of outrage--and certainly the most radical film any major studio (in this case Warner Bros).