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"I think he certainly articulated his views very well," she said, "but I will have to admit that the truth is in the details".

He added, "You certainly can articulate that I would rather live in a society where there's universal health care.

"That a candidate who wants to put an ad on television has to assert, in a rather stupid-sounding manner, 'I stand behind the views I just articulated' certainly has a First Amendment price," Mr. Abrams said.

"Certainly no one has articulated what the right variables are that will produce a crime increase when configured in one way in a city and, when configured another way in a city, will produce a decline".

The Palestinians can certainly use articulate defenders.

Mr Salazar, as a twice-elected attorney-general, is also well known and is certainly more articulate that Mr Coors.

But I doubt that his explanation, although certainly more articulate than Mr. Sachs's, will mollify people who see his use of Hitler simply as further exploitation, notwithstanding the elaborate packaging as a commentary on the power of photography and the sanctity of museums.

It's certainly valuable to have the case for evolution articulated prominently and often, but what this unending polarisation around evolution and religion does for the standing of science in the US is a very different matter.

As an artist Ford thrived on contradictions and inconsistencies; for him, a truth that could be articulated in a simple slogan was almost certainly not a truth at all.

That certainly does not fit principles that the new president has so often articulated.

It was certainly a challenge to articulate the tension and the impossible stress that these guys endure in theatre.