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Embracing the concept of digitalised media (and adjusting your product accordingly) is certainly seen as an increasingly pragmatic idea.

Former Democratic Senate majority leader George Mitchell's reputation as a statesman while in office was certainly seen as an asset when President Clinton appointed him as special envoy to the Northern Ireland peace process in 1995.

The approach was certainly seen as novel, even revolutionary, at the time.

And if he might not have reached the final round of voting in the 2014 election, he was certainly seen as a promising candidate for the future.

The most significant variation in the cloud thickness is expected to occur in the lower cloud layer (mostly with mode 3 particles); this is certainly seen as the largest spread of optical thickness measured by the descending probes in the lower cloud layer in Table 1 of Takagi and Iwagami (2011).

"Pakistan's close relationship to Afghanistan and the relatively cheap heroin that can be bought in Pakistan is certainly seen as a well worth business opportunity.

The U.S. intelligence report concluded, "Putin most likely wanted to discredit Secretary Clinton because he has publicly blamed her since 2011 for inciting mass protests against his regime in late 2011 and early 2012, and because he holds a grudge for comments he almost certainly saw as disparaging him".

Craig Federighi: We certainly see, as I know you do, a wide spectrum of views expressed in internet forums about all things, including our products.

"We certainly see, as I know you do, a wide spectrum of views expressed in internet forums about all things, including our products.

Ghazni is one example of a province where the results, which were announced Wednesday after a delay, met the letter of the law, but will almost certainly be seen as unfair.

"But I certainly seen it as a game there for the taking for us in the second half and, five minutes into that, a decision has gone against us.