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This hypothesis is certainly reinforced by Janacek's fourth opera, "Osud" ("Fate").

Cycling is hardly the only sport with a doping problem, but the past week certainly reinforced stereotypes that drug use remains widespread.

In his Red Bull car, Sebastian Vettel, the reigning world champion, has certainly reinforced that image by winning five of the seven races this season.

"And Roger Needham certainly reinforced my practical bent, that what you should do is work on ideas for making things better".

The dreadful riots in England certainly reinforced my caginess of Westminster's overcentralised and largely PLU [people like us] make-up all over again.

Coppola is, in her way, puncturing the image of the excessive but singularly brilliant (male) director as omniscient genius, which was certainly reinforced by her father.

Taking a 10,000-year perspective certainly reinforces the geological scale of what's currently happening.

But the protests are also taking a violent turn – one that Wednesday's anger will almost certainly reinforce.

Whether or not these suspensions were accurately tied to misbehaviour in the past, they can certainly reinforce it in the future.

Our evening in the truck stop certainly reinforces how remote Suusamyr is but, of course, that's why we're here.

All this certainly reinforces the point that The Monuments Men is an action movie with very little action, and a caper movie with precious little capering.