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Mr. Gardner was certainly brilliant.

The SNP is certainly brilliant at doing it.

When he gets those feet drilling into the floor he's certainly brilliant and knows how to whip up excitement.

His technique in the challenging outer movements was certainly brilliant, but for a Beethoven veteran of his standing, one might say that this came as little surprise.

And he was certainly brilliant on his Test debut, scoring a near perfect 141 at number three – always the hardest place to bat – on the sub-continent, which has always been the hardest place for Australian batsmen to tour.

He was certainly brilliant, but he was cruelly, smugly, viciously so, the kind of man who could write gleefully of his wish that French-Jewish prisoners of war held in German camps could be excluded from the company of their fellow prisoners, driven away.

Because, while he's certainly a brilliant medical mind, he seems unaware or unconcerned with all the things he doesn't know.

Heading down Routes 5 and 114 to Island Pond, we found the maples tinged with red, but still mostly green -- and certainly not brilliant.

It was an imperfect contest, certainly, but brilliant for all that, dipping and soaring through three times as many winners as unforced errors.

It's certainly a brilliant time to visit: New Zealand has never hosted an event on this scale before and organisers are really going to town – there are masses of cultural events planned (realnzfestival.com) as well as the rugby.

It was certainly a brilliant, free-floating idea, and a real envelope-pusher and Jonze has to be respected and admired for getting movies made which really don't look like everything else.