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Such inching progress would almost certainly be enough to ensure the UN process continues.

Woon, it soon became apparent, was no dubstep margin-walker, but a Brit School graduate whose conventional chops would almost certainly be enough to set him up as a male version of Adele, or even the thinking person's Taio Cruz.

That should certainly be enough to make an impression.

In a general election, with anyone in the state voting, adding Democratic votes to the returning Luther Strange votes would certainly be enough to overwhelm Moore's support.

It certainly is enough to make an American-educated professional like myself very nervous.

This wasn't enough to win Obama the coveted Most Impressive Democrat Of The Week award, but it certainly was enough to win him an Honorable Mention, in our opinion.

Optimism and market forces alone will certainly not be enough to fill all the space.

By contrast it will certainly not be enough to convince domestic Eurosceptics that he was won a meaningful concession.

If nothing else, that certainly ought to be enough to make the tall man happy.

But there has certainly been enough old footage to keep the spotlight focused on her.

Certainly, it was enough to catch Montgomerie's attention.