His alleged £6m annual salary (although this often-quoted figure almost certainly includes fees for other production staff as well) became emblematic of BBC profligacy and misuse of licence fee income, while his rude patter and lewd interviews angered moralists and his obsession with popular culture irritated highbrows.
A software implementation of TCP/IP is usually called a "stack" -- meaning that, for example, your computer's operating system almost certainly includes a TCP/IP stack.
The notes, published today by Guardian Australia, suggest that Australia was open to pooling bulk data that almost certainly includes information about Australian citizens.
True, other Chinese expats are coming into India on the back of growing bilateral trade, worth $66 billion in 2013, while about 175,000 Chinese tourists visited India last year (the number almost certainly includes small traders).
"That almost certainly includes Arctic resources.
Since it is generally assumed that the universe is not goal directed, and since it is not known what processes led to the origin of life, the study of prebiotic chemistry almost certainly includes both productive and nonproductive chemical processes.
"But it almost certainly includes not only suffering for Ramadi's residents but also a delay in any Iraqi push to retake Mosul, the largest city in northern Iraq and an Islamic State stronghold since last June".
"All things" being a broad and comprehensive list that almost certainly includes the delicate insides of my mouth, which, aside from moderate amounts of Sriracha and Thai food, don't often dabble in the dark, peppery arts (this is me bracing you for the above Facebook Live video, in which I cry on camera).
On the other hand, the definition of complete response is a convention, which almost certainly includes patients with small lymphomatous aggregates in "normal size" lymph nodes of less than 1.5 cm.
In a telegram to the Foreign Office, one official reported this fee had almost certainly included "the liberal dispensation of drinks to all and sundry after Mark Thatcher's arrival at hotel".
