The second son, Qusay, is believed almost certainly to be alive, American officials said.
Clark, who died in 1999 aged 71, fancied himself as a military expert and believed (almost certainly wrongly) that had it not been for Lady Thatcher's defenestration from Downing Street he would have become defence secretary.
The physical laws that produced this grandeur, scientists believe, almost certainly produced life, sentient beings and civilizations elsewhere in the cosmos, where the same laws hold.
The IRA killed her, believing, almost certainly wrongly, that she was an informer for the British.In this section If at first you don't succeed Money for nothing?
Delays by the administration, Mr. Stiglitz believes, will almost certainly prolong the recession.
However, one source with knowledge of the negotiations believes this almost certainly will not happen unless the process stretches significantly into November.
Unfortunately, after a brief fix we quickly slide back to our baseline, ordinary way of being and start chasing the next thing we believe will almost certainly – and finally – make us happy.
Paul Kildea, a conductor and music historian, believes Britten almost certainly infected by his partner of many decades, the tenor Peter Pears, but never knew he had the disease, which was beyond treatment by the time surgeons discovered it.
Rahabi, a slim 34-year-old in a white shirt whom the Defense Department believes was "almost certainly" a member of al-Qaida, bobbed in his swivel chair, occasionally scratching his nose as his representatives read statements arguing for his release.
Seconds after the shot that killed Mr. Palme was fired, witnesses noticed a man, who the authorities believe was almost certainly the assassin, fleeing up a dark and narrow street leading away from the broad avenue where the Prime Minister and his wife were walking without security guards.
And Lentini believes Torero "almost certainly came to the right conclusion".
