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The demand to be called African-Americans after having been "Negroes" then "Blacks" has certainly more to do with the internal identity politics of being Americans in the same way Irish-Americans or Chinese-Americans are than with any claim of substantial solidarity with Africans.

Most people who have seen both consider Johnson's house infinitely the more hospitable, and it has certainly had more influence on architectural history.

The league has certainly had more malevolent tyrants than Jones.

"But there has certainly been more talk.

Chess has certainly been more lucrative for her than most.

The museum has certainly given more space to less.

Almodóvar has certainly become more bourgeois over the years.

In recent weeks, it has certainly been more like Bedlam than Burslem.

It has certainly been more widely distributed; previously, Baghdad took the lion's share.

He has certainly made more apologies than any of his predecessors.

It has certainly meant more to me than just an occupation".