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Newspapers will almost certainly be forced to abandon the long tradition of self-regulation (see article).

And to lift enrollment, Hudson Catholic will almost certainly be forced to enroll girls, a prospect that many parents grudgingly acknowledge is a fair trade-off.

Because the economy has ground to a virtual halt since Mr. Mubarak's ouster — foreign investment and tourism both ran dry — economists and bond buyers now say Egypt will almost certainly be forced to further devalue its sagging currency.

They will almost certainly be forced to eat less and pay more: the U.S.D.A. recently reported that beef prices had increased fifteen per cent in the past year, and are expected to keep rising.

If the amount of dead tissue exceeds 75 percent of the total, the child will almost certainly be forced to get nutrition intravenously, which over the long term can damage the liver.

Given chronic teacher shortages and most teachers' desire to have a summer vacation, the Board of Education will certainly be forced to hire any teacher who is willing to teach summer school.

These poor students have certainly been forced into it rather abruptly, but they may find that they already know more than they think.

Mackay has certainly been forced to put his own stamp on the Cardiff squad, having been forced to replace 12 players from last season's roster.

It might not fall completely, but it certainly will be forced to adapt to the 21st century.

But Zynga would remain in control of their own platform and they certainly wouldn't be forced to pay a 30% tax to Facebook for Facebook Credits.

Certainly many species will be forced to adapt.