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But two recent exceptions to that rule have certainly drawn the attention of the Justices.

The retail giant has certainly drawn plenty of criticism for boosting consumption, driving down wages and more.

If not quite stereotypical, these Leigh 'types' are certainly drawn in the broad est of brush strokes.

"We've certainly drawn on Sarkozy, we have learnt from them and hope to go a bit further," a government source said.

He is certainly drawn to them: "Moloch" (1999) is about Hitler and Goebbels, "Telets" (2001) is about Lenin, and "The Sun" (2005) is about Emperor Hirohito.

The moths had arrived in the stadium before the footballers – almost certainly drawn down on the previous night when the floodlights were reportedly left on.

Such a challenge, critics said, would almost certainly draw a counterattack from organized labor, and lead to a costly, drawn-out and uncertain court fight.

He certainly drew their attention.

Many are still clinging to the ideological riders that will certainly draw a presidential veto.

One man winked at his friend and muttered: "These ladies are certainly drawing in the crowds".

Ukip certainly draws support from hardline racists and many of its policies are bigoted.