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De Beers executives have certainly acknowledged the pragmatism behind their decision.

But Dewey would have certainly acknowledged that Hegel himself was no political progressive, nor was Gentile whose book on progressive education was published in the United States in 1922.

And there's a great deal of pain associated with that and my husband has certainly acknowledged that and made it clear that he did mislead the country as well as his family".

His artwork had certainly been acknowledged during his lifetime, but not widely.

When I first went to the shows, a couple of years ago, the internet was barely acknowledged, so things have certainly moved on hugely, though I can't help feeling that whacking a few random teenage bloggers on your front row is a publicity stunt, not a demonstration of your understanding of the web.

And since the fighting restarted in 1998, sanctions have made the rebels' lives more difficult, but have certainly not crippled them.The UN itself acknowledges that sanctions are not working.

"I could have, certainly".

Times have certainly changed.

Things have certainly changed.

Influential he has certainly been, but he acknowledges he still hasn't won the argument.

In that same spirit, Senator Clinton acknowledged: "We've certainly not done our fair share to take on the global challenge of health, environment, human rights".