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President Obama has certainly pushed through some landmark legislation.
Fiction has certainly pushed the envelope for scientists.
It has certainly pushed some boundaries of taste.
The fighting has certainly pushed the Arab-Israeli conflict back to the front of a United States agenda crowded with foreign crises, from Iran to India to North Korea.
Asia's central banks have also been buying Treasury bonds to stop their currencies appreciating against the dollar; that demand has certainly pushed down the yields on American bonds, but nobody really knows by how much or how much longer the Asians will continue to be such unchoosy investors.
The government's Tech City initiative has not been without its critics, and the high profile marketing of the area has certainly pushed up rents — making it harder for East London startups to afford office space.
Mr. Ayers's own book will probably not achieve such heights, but his recent tongue-in-cheek revelations have certainly pushed him higher up on any online search engine.
I would have certainly pushed it and put him in the water.
Between the impact of crack cocaine, an increase in mass incarceration and too many people of color killed by police officers the Black community has certainly been pushed.
"The FIAC's new status is linked to the improved image of contemporary art in France in recent years, and has almost certainly pushed some art lovers to start collecting," said Cyril Mercier, a specialist on the French art scene whose doctoral thesis, completed this year at the Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris III university, focused on the role of collectors in the contemporary French art market.
