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Former champion Mark Calcavecchia certainly finished his round with flair.

The Guardian had it two rounds apiece but Marshall certainly finished the stronger.

It certainly finished that way when Balotelli produced another example of his trademarked nonchalance when given firing-squad duties.

It all but brought down the Macmillan government and it almost certainly finished Macmillan himself as prime minister.

First, Pietersen was told that he was almost certainly finished as an England cricketer and then offered an "ad hoc consultancy role" with the one-day side.

Alice Court was certainly finished by 1892, when an ad in The Eagle described the pair as "perfect gems for quiet refined families," and when Mr. Grosjean offered the houses for rent, charging $500 to $600 a year.

Duncan will almost certainly finish his career in San Antonio.

For the fourth season in a row, the Blue Jays will almost certainly finish fourth while the Orioles finish last.

Instead it's looking lively and will certainly finish higher than $180m£105m5m).

Given the time left in the schedule, Bautista will almost certainly finish as the only player to hit 50 home runs this season.

To wit: two Colombians (Falla and Santiago Giraldo) will almost certainly finish inside the ATP World Tour's top 100 for the first time.