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And these companies are Japan's success stories; others are surely in a worse pickle.Doubts about life firms' solvency were heightened by the bankruptcy of Nissan Mutual, a smallish life company, in April.
Lear was surely in a distressed emotional state, but that wasn't what his daughter was driving at.
The players seem anything but enthused and although a chorus goes up of "hey, they damn well should be", it is surely in a manager's remit to inspire.
Such a bold prediction isn't true yet — after all, the United States has played only 5 of its 10 qualifying games this year — but after its sparkling 2-0 victoverover Panama here, the United States is surely in an enviable position as it heads into the second half of the so-called hexagonal tournament.
More deals are surely in the pipeline.
The slow fade in popular awareness of Hersey is surely in part a result of that, as well as of the simple passage of time.
If royal advisers thought editors in the post-Leveson age had cleaned up their act then they were surely in for a shock.
As for its anti-western hue, that is surely, in part, a reaction against decades of outside meddling, particularly in the Middle East.
The last in the line-up is Nigel Farage of the right-wing UK Independence Party (UKIP), a born pugilist, who has an aggressive line in ridiculing Mr Miliband.The Labour leader is surely in for a tough time.
But Theon is surely in for a lot more pain.
The shift in mindset is surely in part a function of basic human nature: our remarkable ability -- for good or ill -- to adapt ourselves to new realities.
