Which brings us back to the question of whether a new investigation will indeed get off the ground.
If he means the latter, and if his team translates Mr Blair's more right-wing instincts into policy, Britain will indeed get a radical government.
For example, "I love it when you touch me there", is the kind of positive reinforcement that means you will, indeed, get touched there again.
I'm pretty sure a lot of my current students will indeed get into graduate schemes, become managers and absolutely love it.
Farmers in the countries wanting to get in will indeed get some aid payments under the common agricultural policy, but much less, at first, than their counterparts in Western (in fact, mainly southern) Europe.
Any deal will probably include an agreement to allow delayed repayment in return for some sort of guarantee, implicit or explicit, from the state that the creditors will indeed get their money some day.
Doubts of the project's feasibility are rebutted with reports from PwC and McKinsey proving that, if you spend enough public money, you will indeed get to the moon.
Continuing this course, Puerto Rico's debt crisis will indeed get worse.David Martin AtlantaThe make-up of ParliamentSIR – Bagehot was right to remind us that the Conservative Party still has a long way to go when it comes to fielding more women members of Parliament, and to suggest that the problem has as much to do with supply as demand (October 12th).
If you go, however, you will indeed get to see Juliette Binoche at the ironing board; she may possess one of the world's more radiant faces, but here she looks flustered, sweaty, and hollowed-out, and, when she turns down the volume of her television, she hears, from somewhere inside her apartment block, the cry of a child in pain.
