The ashes of the past will certainly be raked over again this Easter in Ireland and, no doubt, greeted with bemused indifference in the UK, where there seems to be little public interest in Britain's long and often brutal role in shaping its neighbour's contested history and divided culture.
This was finally published in 1984, and greeted with, first, acclaim, then doubts, and finally outrage.
Manchester United in particular attract unhealthy levels of hostility, not to say hatred, which mean that any humiliation of Cantona will be greeted with joy elsewhere (if in doubt, read any Leeds fanzine).
But the idea that computing power and artificial intelligence can now start replacing some intellectual disciplines as well as routine physical work will no doubt be greeted with anxiety as well as scepticism.
The reasoning in those cases was greeted with catcalls from legal isolationists, as no doubt will be Justice Ginsburg's brave speech.
"I'd routinely show up at customer locations to be greeted with anything from mild scepticism to overt doubt from men and women alike.
The unemployment rate dropped anyway because the number of employed people leapt by 631,000.The report was greeted with relief bordering on joy by the stockmarket and, no doubt, by Mr Obama's campaign team.
The Passport was greeted with jeers – Joanna Stern at the WSJ was particularly piquant – and I doubt anyone can name new devices since the ill-fated Playbook.
No doubt there are some households where this statement would be greeted with clasped hands and shining eyes.
Frank Lampard, such a key element of Mourinho's era at Stamford Bridge, has no doubts it can be done and there is little doubt his decision to sign a new one-year deal would have been greeted with pleasure in Madrid if Real's coach was throwing his thoughts forward to his next assignment.
