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However, they are most certainly not to be trusted as weathermen.
True, an end to proceedings would stop a public-relations nightmare: the trial painted a picture of a firm that was creative and responsive but not fully forthcoming and certainly not to be trusted.Yet allowing the aiding-and-abetting claim to stand may have legal ramifications.
Jersey bulls are extremely dangerous and are certainly not to be trusted when visiting a herd of Jersey or dairy cows with a bull in the midst.
The Bushies look at the Reaganites and see hapless geeks -- useful if you're in need of a speech, but certainly not the sort to be trusted with real responsibility.
No nation, and certainly not one as hostile to American interests as the Soviet Union, is always to be trusted.
Brighton and Hove "As hosts of the UK's biggest arts festival outside Edinburgh, we have vast experience and can certainly be trusted to deliver.
He recasts her as Old Hillary, a Code Pink pinko first lady and opportunist from a White House that had a reputation for having a flower-child distaste for the military, a left-wing shrew who made a secret socialist health care plan and let gays into the military and certainly can't be trusted to fight the jihadists.
That they could certainly be trusted around young impressionable children?
