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"From where we started eight years ago, it certainly has gone in the right direction and hopefully will continue to go in that direction," Connors said.

Without Harman's intervention, the magazine would almost certainly have gone under.

As preparations go for the biggest game in the club's history – certainly on a financial basis – Blackpool's week could certainly have gone better.

Had it been 10 or 15 metres further infield we would certainly have gone for the points.

If this match does prove their last at Euro 2016, they will certainly have gone down fighting.

The match would almost certainly have gone to penalties if he had scored and then who know what would have happened.

With characteristic modesty he declared that had he been a member of the awarding committee his vote would certainly have gone to André Malraux.

Even in my lifetime, I have known a few people of faith, true believers, who would certainly have gone to heaven, if there were one.

If the European mission had failed, and the deadline expired, the issue would almost certainly have gone to the UN security council, with possible economic sanctions against Iran.

"They certainly have gone out and hired the best guy to try and turn around the business," said Colin Devine, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.

gave Texas a tough game in the season opener and had disheartening losses late in the season to Florida Atlantic and Southern Miss –- the last two games could certainly have gone the Wolves' way with a little luck.