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Don't let Warnock's self-deprecating (yet weirdly cocksure) persona fool you: his band's debut album Ready For Boredom is a contender for not just Australian album of the year – and it is certainly, clearly Australian: something to do with its rowdiness and reticence, and those throaty vocals – but for album of the year anywhere.

Certainly, Wen clearly criticized Bo for "encouraging nostalgia about the days of Chairman Mao," notes an editorial in the Irish Times.

To say otherwise, as I certainly would, clearly would be seen by Ali as an admission that he is in decline.

While private companies like Chick-Fil-A most certainly and clearly have the right to support organizations and causes of their choice, should public tax-supported institutions such as universities maintain connections with those companies that expressly violate campus non-discrimination policies?

Certainly, a clearly, deeply organized map presents a greater appearance of accuracy than a cluttered or shallow map.

Certainly, there is clearly a need for documentation of the known allergies of students.

People are tired of Labour, most certainly; and they clearly consider today's Conservatives credible and in contention.

In this period, Homes was often compared to Bret Easton Ellis – cynical and sensationalistic, certainly, but also clearly very talented.

Mr. Stein's reverence for Dostoyevsky's richly veined and deeply funny novel about the moral chaos in a country on the eve of transformation certainly came through clearly.

She managed to get a good deal out of Fitzgerald's three children, who one sometimes thinks were the people who saw the whole experience most clearly – certainly Fitzgerald's bad behaviour over her son Valpy's early but very happy marriage is given full coverage.

"Certainly there could clearly be peaks before people get vaccinated, but there are other ways to mitigate the spread".