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Nearly everyone in the west has a camera, and if they don't they almost certainly have one on their phone.

"I certainly have one on my shelf," said Don Gorder, chairman of the Music Business/Management Department at Berklee College of Music in Boston.

The issue will likely rest for the moment, but the Irish government will most certainly have one eye on Westminster, and the fallout from Leveson, when deciding on future action.

Birmingham Post journalists themselves will certainly have one nervous eye on this week's news from Liverpool, the other looking for reassurance from their bosses.

Since the next president will almost certainly have one Supreme Court appointment, and could have two or three, this difference on judicial philosophy could well matter to voters — and in a way that should help McCain.

They certainly have one in place to play: they used it earlier this year against San Diego.

Whether you would buy an insurance policy from Nick Clegg is a matter for you: he certainly has one on offer.

Chris Coleman certainly has one eye on Sunday's game with Israel.

And she certainly had one's sympathies when, standing blindfolded on a chair in bra and panties, she was taunted by Wozzeck with a whip.

Many viewers may have taken some time to warm up to Lady Mary's prickly indecision of her feelings for Matthew, but she's certainly had one of the best character arcs on television.

We certainly had one of them: a chorus of Eurosceptics on the backbenches, 'three Bastards' in the Cabinet and Margaret Thatcher brooding over her lost legacy.