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"Bill Saroyan simply couldn't handle the idea of rank," Mr. Leggett writes, which certainly was a liability when he found himself drafted.

"The United States can have great relations with a country that's run by a former guerrilla as long as he's elected democratically and is committed to the rule of law, which certainly was the case".

So what was left of them came back and again took potshots in the direction of the machine gun, which certainly was clever enough not to answer, and after five minutes again they said "Vámonos!" and got mowed down again.

But I think it was really worrying for him, the last few months with all the speculation which certainly was worrying for all of us, that a decision could not be made – that he did not know who was likely to be there.

And so, he had to maneuver as an African-American man in that context, which certainly wasn't easy.

The Hungarian economist Janós Kornai designates the Soviet system as 'organized irresponsibility' (1986, 1992), which certainly was one of the main reasons for its breakdown from within.

Which certainly isn't my cup of lard.

They resemble retroviruses, which certainly are parasites (HIV, the cause of AIDS, is a retrovirus).

Which certainly is the least he could do for all that exercise.

And she needed to impress him, which certainly isn't necessary with me.

He is prepared to pull us through for three weeks, which certainly be plenty of time to make full repairs.