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Still, the Redskins and Griffin will certainly face tougher tests than this one.

But Apple will certainly face its share of threats next year.

England have done well on their own try-line and they will certainly face similar challenges against the Kiwis.

The Lib Dems will certainly face the charge that they had been seduced by ideologues, in return for limited power.

In many ways the investor interest is a sign that the debt restructuring — without which Greece will certainly face a chaotic default — has a good chance of succeeding.

Still, Shanahan will certainly face questions about whether he should have overruled Griffin, particularly as it became more apparent that Griffin was hindered.

If the Jets beat the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday night, the Jets will be the fifth seed and will almost certainly face the Bengals in the wild-card round the next weekend.

In May, the rainy season will begin and the open-air prisoners of Sittwe's ghettos will almost certainly face what Human Rights Watch, relevant UN bodies, and the European Commission predict will be a humanitarian disaster.

In May, the rainy season will begin and the open-air prisoners of Sittwe's ghettos will almost certainly face what Human Rights Watch, relevant UN bodies and the European Commission predict will be a humanitarian disaster.

The inflow of foreign investment prompted by China's entry into the WTO would further widen the gap between rich and poor, thus "causing urban residents to become even more unsettled".China will almost certainly face growing urban unrest in the years ahead, but not every part of the country will be equally affected.

The law, which will take effect in 120 days and applies to companies with contracts valued at more than $100,000, will almost certainly face legal challenges.