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The slapstick, lowdown comedy and sight gags on the Long Wharf stage are certainly accessible to American audiences.

What do you recommend for exploring such a secluded area? A. You have to be an intrepid traveler, but it's certainly accessible.

Houston's book, in contrast, is highly readable, certainly "accessible" and very pleasing in design, though it is perhaps a work of enthusiasm rather than of scholarship.

Mr. Hong's "From the Alchemist," which the orchestra performed on Sunday at the Ansche Chesed Synagogue on the Upper West Side, is certainly accessible.

There was a lot of land, "empty land," some of it actually empty land, some of it land owned by Indians that people considered to be "empty," but there was more land that was certainly accessible to settlers in the colonies.

But those who are not deterred will be amply rewarded: the writing is clear, concise, and uncomplicated, certainly accessible to the intended reader.

If nothing else, they are certainly more accessible.

But Hillary Clinton was certainly more accessible than usual, and she patiently answered several biting questions about carpetbagging.

Where snuff images were once so rare as to be almost mythic, they are now, if not quite commonplace, certainly more accessible.

As for the new management, he said: "They are certainly more accessible than the old administration, but it's more P.R. fluff.

The 40-minute show, which closes Sunday, certainly seemed accessible to even the shortest attention spans as two performers (Patrick Lynch and Airlie Scott) led a gentle, multisensory tour through the four seasons.