Normally to talk to celebrity you have to go through at least one publicist, often two, and work for a somewhat reputable media organization.
Normally to talk to a celebrity, you have to go through at least one publicist, often two, and work for a somewhat reputable media organization.
Third, a somewhat more reputable Kremlin-friendly tabloid publishes an analysis of the correspondence, concluding that your aim is to circumvent Russian law, implying that your ultimate aim is to bring down the regime.
And they go to a somewhat less-than-reputable clinician, and Lyme disease becomes the explanation for all of their ailments and complaints.
They were somewhat wide of the mark (as reputable scientists were telling us day after day after day).
According to the survey, 70percentt or more of respondents said that methods to counteract the spread of misinformation, including giving greater prominence to stories from reputable news sources, could be at least "somewhat effective".
One secretary gave up a good position with a very stable and reputable local company to rejoin her friends at our still somewhat risky operation with all its grand dreams.
While the human rights situation within Morocco itself has improved somewhat since King Mohammed came to power in 1999, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and other reputable human rights groups have highlighted ongoing severe repression in the occupied Western Sahara.
Ionization filters are at least somewhat effective, but their effectiveness compared to other types of filter has been called into question by reputable entities (such as Consumer Reports), and as such this guide doesn't recommend using one.
Now, however, instead of having to rely on amateurs, you will also see reviews from Michelin, Zagat and other reputable publishers (I guess Zagat's reviews are also crowdsourced, though its reviewers tend to be somewhat self-selected).
Reputable and fair-minded men will freely endorse us because our positions are just". Johnson also sounded somewhat like Paul in not believing the desires of the candidate mattered to his own choices.
