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And much of the criticism is certainly justified.

The desire for good new editions of Bruckner's works is certainly justified.

It might have been nice if the committee chairmen had brought the number down to a slightly more manageable level, but the intense scrutiny is certainly justified.

It is certainly justified by the content in which Oborne argues that the Labour leader's stand on Syria has changed the course of history.

While the ban on "zombie knives" that came into force this week is certainly justified, any expectation that this will curtail the implosive violence of the street is likely to be misplaced.

Reintroducing pre-Bush era tax rates on very high incomes is certainly justified, as is increasing capital gains and inheritance taxes insofar as the growth in income inequality is today so closely tied to the accumulation of wealth.

Some action was certainly justified.

So odds of a generally available 4-9 are certainly justified.

While "some of the criticisms are certainly justified" others "raise eyebrows" and do not bear any relation to practices at this paper.

It was certainly justified in its war in Afghanistan, which had become little more than a government-sponsored training camp for Al Qaeda.

"The Pyles of the world in their anti-Communism were certainly justified," Mr. Noyce said in an interview on the set.