If you watched "Top of the Pops" on Thursday night, you could guarantee that you'd go into school on Friday morning and every one of your friends would have watched it, too.
So I think with all the thoughts on timing and to get two races in a day, to do that in a set time to work around TV and things, it needed to have a definitive end so that you could actually guarantee you'd be able to get two races".
The supporters met at Public School 149 in Harlem, in a meeting organized by City Councilman Bill Perkins, and heard Mr. Reyes say: "I could show you and I could guarantee you there's no way those kids could've known which way she came in".
He ran the flagship imprint at Random House and went on to run Twelve, the publisher who put out Cullen's Columbine and other great works (the name comes from the fact that they only published one book a month, focusing on quality over quantity. You could almost guarantee that you wanted to read whatever they released).
If you could guarantee your dictator is fully aligned with you there is a good chance that the system will be far more efficient than a democracy.
The vote next Thursday is exceedingly unlikely to end in the holding of the referendum that Mr Nuttall wants, not least because the Conservatives appear minded to whip their MPs against.But if he were to have his way, you could guarantee with some confidence that the resulting referendum could deliver option 1 or option 2.
"But when you went to 600MW reactors and 1,000MW reactors, you could not guarantee this, because you could in some very remote situations conceive of the containment being breached by this molten mass; and that change came about, I would assert, because of the enormous economic pressure to make the reactors as large as possible".
And if there was a product for sale, you could guarantee that there would be a half-naked woman handing you a leaflet for it.
