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According to the Waitrose report, 18- to 24-year olds are five times more likely to share photos of their food online than the over 55s – and that is certainly reflected in the types of cuisine, styling and tone that are popular in the online food world.

And that is certainly reflected in the broadband numbers.

That lack of enthusiasm for any party is certainly reflected in the turnout for European elections.

Close to 70 per cent of this summer's Twenty20 matches will be on Friday nights throughout the country - and that is certainly reflected at Edgbaston, who will host five of their seven home fixtures under the lights at Edgbaston on a Friday night.

This is certainly reflected in the Pebbles comps, as is Greg Shaw's personal taste, with its baffling adoration of melody sitting in counterpoint to garage punk raunch.

I think that in many ways it is the most active literary community, and that is certainly reflected in its overall market share.

"I like a lot of what's happening in the Democratic Party, but I'm more of an independent thinker.... I've always liked Hillary, and Sanders is certainly reflecting a lot of my values and beliefs, but I'm gonna hold out".

While this signal does not allow to attribute the recorded neuronal currents to particular layers, it is certainly reflecting also the superficial layers, where gamma-band activity is particularly strong (Maier et al. 2010; Buffalo et al. 2011; Xing et al. 2012).

It's certainly reflected in our course.

That was certainly reflected in the medal count".

Price pressures were certainly reflected in the Elliman Report, which examined 8,799 co-op and condominium transactions.