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In this deliberately artificial context, justice begins to feel as remote for the viewer as it undoubtedly feels to Mr. Adams.

That was on Aug. 26, 2014 -- a little more than two months ago -- but for 43-year-old Basilio, it undoubtedly feels like a lifetime.

And she did almost fall toward him — it undoubtedly felt like falling — his long arms wrapping round her, friendly.

But if you hated Paul Feig's "Ghostbusters" — if you found the director dismissive of fans or were annoyed that he and the stars tried to tie the film to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign — it undoubtedly felt good to note that "Ghostubsters" (2016) grossed less worldwide than "Ghostbusters" (1984) grossed domestically … without having to adjust for inflation.

He scored three in his other two games against San Marino, both 5-0 wins, and though it was understandable that the player in question did not want to sound overly presumptuous it would undoubtedly feel slightly embarrassing for Rooney if it turns out Charlton's services are not needed for the presentation that has been planned before Tuesday's game against Switzerland.

Beijing undoubtedly feels uneasy about how its support for Mr. Assad has soured relations with Arab governments.

Jet Li at 70 will probably still be moving better than most of us did at 20. He, however, undoubtedly feels the difference, and more to the point, it matters to him.

AOL undoubtedly feels compelled to get back into business services since its top competitors– MSN, owned by nemesis Microsoft, and Yahoo! –are pursuing the same avenues.

And going back to the National, now, undoubtedly feels like another turning point.

The administration undoubtedly feels that showing coffins on television or having the president attend funerals would undermine public support for the war.

Its plot suggests Vera's headlines, not Nadia's heartbeats, and the compassion the author undoubtedly feels for the literary-minded Ukrainian girl in the strawberry-stained jeans could have used more water, more sun and fewer stereotypes.