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The songs, though, are even more playful, and certainly more successful than the make-up.

This First Concerto was certainly more successful than a recent rendition of the Sixth, in part because the larger forces used on Tuesday were better equipped to project into Avery Fisher Hall than the tiny ensemble that performed the Sixth last week.

A sensational way of representing mental illness it may be, though the technique of having Richardson play both the wife and the terrifyingly imagined other woman is very effective and certainly more successful than the melodramatic delusions in Ron Howard's A Beautiful Mind.

But it's certainly more successful in terms of unemployment and happiness of its residents.

The 2012 season was certainly more successful than 2011, and I finally felt like I had developed my rhythm -- but there were still significant challenges.

As far as I am aware, I am still alive and well (and certainly more successful as a result of still going for it anyway).

And in helping to bring an end to the attitudes of the past many associated with the white-Australia policy that characterised the country for so long Labor would almost certainly be more successful than Mr Howard's team.

If possible, the discovery of true biomarkers will almost certainly yield more successful genetic and functional studies and ultimately will help in the design of efficacious treatments for autism.

Certainly it's more successful than This Life +10 was.

Mr. Obama almost certainly had the more successful convention than Mr. Romney.

Any name can work, though some certainly suggest a more successful future than others.