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Like Williams, who coined the phrase "the catastrophe of success," the impact of his fame — not so much because of "Glass Menagerie," which was a kind of throwback, but certainly because of "A Streetcar Named Desire," in 1947 — was so all-encompassing that it rocked him and changed him in a way that no writer can predict.

Wright said he's heard all the arguments against working at Fox News, but countered that he has "the right to work there or anywhere in this country, not because of the color of my skin, but certainly because of the content of my character".

This may be by a combination of extensive marketing but certainly because RAS answers the needs of some robotic surgeons not familiar with conventional laparoscopic surgery.

But, almost certainly because of that stern discipline, there seems little doubt the relaunch of Spears is working.

For more than three decades the State Department denied Mr. García Márquez a visa to travel in the United States, supposedly because he had been a member of the Colombian Communist Party in the 1950s but almost certainly because of his continuing espousal of left-wing causes and his friendship with Mr. Castro.

Perhaps out of revenge, but certainly because they found it so wonderful, Thomas and Lucy bought up most of Cumberland -- an island that had been pretty much in ruin since the Civil War.

We can unreservedly feel for why Anna comes to loathe him and yet still feel for him; maybe just because we get both points of view, but certainly because a reader can't help feeling what all Tolstoy's characters feel.

Soon afterward, he jumped at the opportunity to replace the recently deceased theatre critic for the liberal Vossische Zeitung: certainly because of the promise of a regular income but also, undoubtedly, because it provided an outlet for his love of the theatre.

Bootstrap values are not strong for internal nodes, certainly because of the weak phylogenetic signal for these sequences (Table 2), but terminal nodes grouping the paralogous copies are strongly supported.

Today we are really decades away, and it is certainly because of corruption.

Part of that is almost certainly because of Beijing's less-than-wintry climate.