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"The recession has had an impact on our ad revenues, which have certainly been hit.

Which brings us back to the city's food pods – which have certainly done their part to keep Portland if not weird, then at least interesting.

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He is still naïve or arrogant enough to think that when Brian Williams asks him a seemingly harmless question about the preparations for the Games, which have certainly encountered some problems, it is an opportunity for him to demonstrate his mastery of the subject.

Undeterred by protection measures which have certainly frightened off some potential volunteers, she says she "can't wait to go".

Google made a couple bold statements about its upcoming Chromebook, many of which have certainly excited consumers, particularly the promise of an end to security hassles.

The first is democracy, which has certainly enabled people.

The definition measures inequality, which has certainly increased, rather than poverty.

They were originally referring to the actual deficit in money terms, which has certainly not been halved.

"Nobody could have anticipated the global meltdown, which has certainly had a negative effect on our student marketing," said Brendan Mullan, executive director of Michigan State Dubai.

"This has really injected a new stability into the European financial landscape, which had certainly been lacking in the past week," Mr. Dallara said.