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America, of course, dominates.

Mrs. Obama, of course, dominates the spotlight.

The Great Depression, of course, dominates the book — and is far worse than anything we've been through.

English, of course, dominates the rest.Passionate devotees of Irish say that it is a vital part of the country's identity.

One story, of course, dominates all the others; I wrote a song about it, Never Buy the Sun, which I sang in Leeds last night, at the concert I'm driving home from.

English, of course, dominates all of these.Mr Bellos shows that the world is very eager to familiarise itself with English, both as a vehicular language, (routinely used in the corridors of the EU, and in academia for example) and as a literary language.

(The reserve ratio is, of course, dominated by legal reserve requirements, where they exist).

Men, of course, dominated the interior design field in the late 19th century, a circumstance that made the talented and versatile Candace Wheeler (1827-1923) even more of a standout.

The demonstrations in Cairo and the rest of Egypt against Hosni Mubarak's regime have, of course, dominated news coverage around the world in recent days.

The final entries for Champions Day are, of course, dominated by horses from high‑profile stables but one of the most interesting runners comes from a relatively unsung yard just outside London.

The Go-Go's, of course, dominated the early part of the decade with their first two albums, "Beauty and the Beat" and "Vacation," and in the process launched a thousand high-energy all-female rock-and-roll groups, the Bangles among them.