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If it is not, it certainly reflects badly on them.

"That's pretty deliberate," she concedes, and it certainly reflects her temperament.

It certainly reflects the public's growing appetite for multiple-disc sets.

It certainly reflects the priorities of the Bush administration, which will bear no small responsibility for his success or failure.

It certainly reflects the instinct of Hollywood to have it both ways, pleasing the P.T.A. as well as the Problem Child.

This use of statistics may not have much to do with Koolhaas's architecture, but it certainly reflects a determination to suggest that architecture is about things that matter.

It certainly reflected the scope of Rix Nicholas's abilities and ambitions, and was painted with the specific intention of having it hung at the Paris Salon.

While York's oration was as inappropriate as it was unsubtle, it certainly reflected a widely-shared worldview within the conservative Christian community: Gambling is immoral, and its creeping sprawl through Middle America should be contained.

So it almost certainly reflects poorly on me when I write that there are elements of Morris's work that I can't quite digest.

It almost certainly reflects proportions of women with more chemosensitive tumours, with a longer time to relapse and higher response rates for recurrent disease.

It's certainly reflected in our course.