Although he rightly points out that the United States is not the only party that can and should respond, certainly given the human rights justification for the invasion of Iraq, we should be able to expect some reaction on President Bush's part to this horrible human rights catastrophe.
Shall I send Rover2?' Alas, if you say, 'Open the pod bay doors, Cassumingsuming there are pod bay doors in the habitat), unlike HAL, it will respond, 'Certainly, Dave,' because we have no plans to program paranoia into the system".
When asked if Tebow could be an effective passer, Tomlin responded, "Certainly".
Asked for what purposes he had the account, he responded: "Certainly not for tax avoidance.
Mr. McCain responded, "Certainly not an obscure sect of the Shiites over all......
"I'm the average Italian, right?" he added, looking toward an aide, who responded, "Certainly".
Shanta Driver, a lawyer for the Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, Integration and Immigrant Rights and Fight for Equality By Any Means Necessary, responded: "Certainly the minority voters of Michigan believe them to be, because 90 percent of black voters in Michigan voted against" the ballot measure there.
Alternatively, we maybe seeing here something like a cannibalization of the social, a dismantling and destruction of the possibility of a functioning society, arranged and presented perhaps to edify the audience, perhaps to arouse it to respond, but certainly to entertain it meanwhile.
A major concern of web-based surveys is the non-representative nature of the internet population and the self-selection of participants and it is generally assumed that the results are likely to be biased; firstly because internet has not penetrated equally into all age-groups, and secondly because people who do respond almost certainly have different characteristics from those who do not.
When asked if his job was secure, he responded, "I certainly hope so".
Ms. Sebelius responded, "We certainly take outreach and education very, very seriously".
