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Yet Apple's leaders could certainly do better when it comes to responding to users' concerns.

With all their resources, the officials running the World Golf Ranking could certainly do better than Golfweek.

The coaching staff can certainly do better than that, and Westbrook can offer this team a different dimension if put in a position to succeed.

While there are myriad reasons for poor school performance, legislators seeking tougher restrictions say American students would certainly do better if they placed more emphasis on work inside school and less emphasis on working outside school.

That's because the interest rates on the loans are fixed (depending on the type of loan, rates are currently between 3.4 to 7.9%), and one will almost certainly do better to take the free money from one's employer, invest it in the stock market, and pay down the loan at the required rate.

"I can't criticise them for the way they competed but we can certainly do better with the ball.

The north has certainly done better during the crisis.

And he certainly does better than he would have had he left next February.

It has certainly done better than Michelob's parent company, Anheuser-Busch, expected, says Rick Leininger, director of Michelob brands.

She takes the first point with a driven forehand, and she's certainly doing better when hitting through the ball on that forehand then when she tries to be a bit clever.

This might be true in terms of share (actual Premier League audiences in the US are about four times the size of NFL games here), but our game has certainly done better in terms of extracting money from US networks than the NFL has so far here.