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But not using Java, Dr. Felten added, would certainly diminish most people's Web experience.

"Left unexamined, it will certainly diminish the credibility of this organization".

No prominent Democrat has announced an intention to run, but if one did, Mr. Snyder's chances could certainly diminish.

A ruling against the unions would almost certainly diminish both their effectiveness and power by reducing their income.

Paradoxically, the suggested Americanisation would almost certainly diminish the Booker's prestige in America, where at present the prize is treated with that peculiar reverence Americans offer all things British.

April also said he liked an idea by his boss, Andy Reid, not to allow blockers on the coverage team to go past a certain yard line, making those blocks stationary rather than moving at high speed, which would almost certainly diminish the ferocity of the collision.

Reducing America's petrol consumption by 20% by 2017, a target he announced in the state-of-the-union address, would certainly diminish the country's dependence on Middle Eastern oil, but the way he plans to go about it may not be either efficient or clean.

But there is going to have to be the investment of millions of dollars to convert 'we think' to 'we know.' " Hollenberg said that those millions ultimately won't come from Mars, since the company's interest in expensive cocoa studies would certainly diminish once it created its line of products and had assembled a portfolio of strong scientific studies.