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Certainly, we need a 30-year leap time for any major change in the sources and uses of energy.

"Certainly, we need a game out of Matt to get that streak going," Manager Terry Collins said.

Certainly we need a well educated workforce, but that by itself does not assure decent wages.

"Almost certainly, we need a range of options for different groups defined by geography, socioeconomic level, and culture," says Nigel Bruce, a consultant to the WHO and senior lecturer at the University of Liverpool.

Certainly, we need to have an ongoing discussion about the university's role as an arbiter of identity politics.

The prospect of getting something for nothing can short-circuit our ordinary sense of what we want, what we like and certainly what we need, a fact that helps keep the parallel economy of free stuff circulating nicely.

Certainly, when we need a kill, we're going to be able to use him quite a bit during our [CIF Southern Section Division 2] playoff run". Conti, however, also was quick to term the victory a team effort, while Newport Harbor Coach Steve Astor was effusive with praise for CdM.

I certainly agree that we need a robust military to deter and defeat dangerous threats.

Because it's certainly true that we need a "proper Labour" immigration policy.

Certainly, Smith says, we need an improving economy to sustain an improving market.

"We just need a little bit more experience, we certainly need a centre-half as that's the only two we've got out there today, and we need a centre-forward.