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He may certainly point out that Obama is planning to fight on the same side as al-Qa'ida – which is perfectly true.

Coke's been sponsoring the Fifa World Cup since 1950, the IOC have been lapping it up for decades and our own Rugby World Cup is currently in cahoots with the soft-drinks giant, although the company would certainly point out that their Coke Zero has no sugar in it at all.

Houston was certainly suspicious of modish criticism, which took as its frame of reference only other movies, and which refused a literary or liberal-humanist tradition of situating a movie within a moral context – which, as the Cahiers partisans would certainly point out, was cloudily imagined.

Opponents of President Obama would almost certainly point out, not inaccurately, that criticism of President Bush was also particularly harsh and nasty, suggesting that this all is simply part of the give and take of politics today.

Democrats will almost certainly point out that Ryan continues to insist he will support the GOP nominee whoever he is, and that his latest "big speech," as Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's communications director Drew Hammill characterized it, "cannot distract from Republicans' complete failure to pass a budget".

To the Editor: Suzanne Winckler's "What's Doing in Phoenix" (Nov. 28) certainly points out a number of the city's most interesting sights.

"I don't think Panahi's a party political director, but he certainly points out that life is not a bed of roses, particularly for women," says Andrew.

"It took Sprint 20 years to struggle to reach about 10percentt of the market, and Verizon has done it in only a couple of years, and it certainly points out the advantage that an incumbent monopoly has in reaching consumers," Jim Cicconi, AT&T's general counsel, said in a telephone interview yesterday.

While others before Taite and Scharff have certainly pointed out the link between trauma and addiction, the topic is woefully under-discussed in recovery circles, and I applaud those willing to bring people's attention to it -- particularly when they're willing to do it loudly.

That perception of the poor certainly points out a significant dilemma of poverty; those who are poor and more likely to require social support for health care are also the more likely to be ignored because they are the voiceless.

Our study, certainly, points out that the precise volume determination of anatomic parameters is still essential in brain tumor research.