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"Over the last few years, we have certainly begun to notice that anything we did in our stores that even evoked a healthier alternative has resonated with our customers," Mr. Schultz said.

National and international news sites, like Buzzfeed and the Intercept, have certainly begun investing aggressively in investigative journalism; but it's hard to think of many Web-based outfits that replicate the deep focus on local news and politics that has been central to the mission of alt-weeklies.

"Brazilians have certainly begun drinking more beer, because an enormous number of low-income consumers couldn't afford it before," advertising executive Flavio Nara of Brazil's DM9 agency told me two years after the Real Plan took effect.

We have certainly begun the road to acclimation; an American obsession with spicy food has been on the rise in the past few decades—and especially in the past few years which has naturally meant an intermingling with the food of other cultures.

In any case, the expansion has certainly begun.

It has, certainly, begun to change in radical ways.

President Bush has certainly begun a serious effort to persuade Israel and Palestine to make peace, and that process has inched edgily forwards.

The Kremlin has produced no evidence of such a letter, but Mr. Berezovsky, one of Mr. Putin's bitterest critics-in-exile, had certainly begun to speak in recent days of a deep homesickness.

Whether or not the internet has made a difference to how we use our brains, it has certainly begun to make a difference to how we think about our brains.

And the rise of social media has certainly begun to send ripples throughout popular culture, spreading the sense that everybody's voice has a right to be heard, that our daily experience, related in our own personal voice, is worthy of memorializing in the digital ecosphere.

Alzheimer's has certainly begun to take things away.