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"This will certainly open up new business opportunities for me," said Ding Yong, a food distributor for cafeterias.

This first biography, which contains many unpublished photographs such as a picture showing "the three Mayr brothers in Kempten (Allgäu, Bavaria), August 1907," will certainly open a series of books on Ernst Mayr and his outstanding scientific achievements.

An expansion of the Twitter Lite app will certainly open up Twitter to more people, but it's not clear there's much demand.

Whatever its effect on urban redevelopment, the act has a powerful pull on banks: If they fail to satisfy CRA requirements, they may have trouble completing mergers and they will certainly open themselves up to class actions.

Pope Francis will certainly open up new areas of acceptance and conversation.

The global aspect of the march on Saturday will certainly open the eyes of many to the situation in Ireland who previously may not have known about the abortion laws in Ireland and the pro-life movement is worried what the impact of the coverage — both inside and outside Ireland — will have on the debate.

If Parc turns out not to be the regulator, identification of a new IGFBP5 regulator in the cells will certainly opens a new window into the pathogenesis of breast cancer biology.

It could certainly open up more.

"It is an issue, I think, if Congress were to do entitlement reform next year and tax reform, as we envision, if there is an agreement, that issue will certainly be open to debate in that context".

Delaware (30-3) is a host in the first and second rounds of the N.C.A.A. tournament and will almost certainly open at home next Sunday.

Delgado, 24, is out of options and cannot be sent to the minors without being passed through waivers, so he will almost certainly open the year with the Yankees.