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While Hamilton's speed is certainly currently at the Big League level, his approach at the plate has to change.

Other defenders of Davidson (see Macdonalds 1986) have responded to this problem by arguing that the existence of strict supervenience laws is compatible with mental anomalism so long as we are not actually able to state any such laws and thus be in a position to use them to predict and explain actual mental events which is certainly the case currently and likely for the foreseeable future.

It is certainly true that poetry currently has a clean bill of health.

Whatever its ultimate meaning, the play is certainly like nothing else currently on show.

"The scientific evidence currently is certainly weak; whether future evidence bears out the wisdom of this decision will have to be seen".

"Is it reasonable to pressurise seriously disabled persons into work so ruthlessly when there are 2.5 million unemployed and when, on average, eight persons chase every vacancy, unless they are provided with the active and extensive support they obviously need to get and hold down work, which is certainly not the case currently?" Meacher asked.

While this is certainly possible, McDonald's currently operates with a 20% profit margin.

It is certainly true that we currently have a window of opportunity for taking action.

The colonization and speciation history of H. commersoni on Madagascar, as represented by a single species occurring on the island, is certainly more complex than currently understood.

But Jack Copeland argues the evidence should be taken at face value - that an accidental death is certainly consistent with all the currently known circumstances.

This approach is certainly more promising than the currently supported selective harvesting guidelines of the Chilean law which do not control for a balanced residual stock and allow the harvest of 35% of the basal area in 5-year cutting cycles, which is unsustainable (Donoso 2013; Schütz et al. 2012).