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Certainly, most continue to lack a certain warmth in communication with other people, but many adjust to school, even college, to jobs and even to marriage and parenthood.
Certainly many entries of the Man ' yōshū have a continental tone, earlier poems having Confucian or Taoist themes and later poems reflecting on Buddhist teachings.
Certainly many problems remained to be resolved, including re-establishing royal authority over the provinces and resolving the complex issue of which barons should control the contested lands and estates after the long civil war.
Certainly the founding of many early botanic gardens was instigated by members of the medical profession.
Certainly, many regarded this marriage as having occurred too quickly after the King's death.
Certainly, on many occasions, Giscard has criticised Chirac's policies, despite supporting Chirac's governing coalition.
Certainly many of Cadmus's descendants had tragic ends.
Certainly many of the early players in Ireland were Protestant, possibly the best known being the mid-18th century piper Jackson from Co Limerick and the 18th century Tandragee pipemaker William Kennedy.
Certainly in many parts of the country, such as the South-West, the Thames Valley and East Anglia, the fighting and raiding had caused serious devastation.
Certainly many of the new castles were transitory in nature: Historian Oliver Creighton observes that 56 % of those castles known to have been built during Stephen's reign have " entirely vanished ".
Certainly it is known that many metals remain metallic ( e. g., palladium ) after absorbing hydrogen — most become brittle, but many ordinary alloys are brittle, too.
Certainly, secret societies in many African ethnic groups still use puppets ( and masks ) in ritual dramas as well as in their healing and hunting ceremonies.
Certainly, this was the conclusion formed at the time and for many generations afterwards.
Certainly many people did believe they were lovers and Cohen was often referred to as " the old man's darling ".
Certainly hundreds and perhaps as many as one thousand people escaped.
Certainly, many passages in the Domesday Book support this contention, but in other passages " soke " seems to serve merely as a short expression for " sake and soke ".
This note continues, " Certainly, his death appears as too opportune for so many people concerned that it should have been a natural one.
Certainly the final design at the University of Virginia is reminiscent of Ramée ’ s overall conception in many ways.
Certainly, there were many others, including such greats as Ramito, Ismael Rivera, Mon Rivera ( the Younger ), and Rafael Cortijo.
Certainly, the numerous wars which followed over successive centuries created many MIAs.
" Certainly there are many other suitable places, " he admonished Kondo, and suggested that his commander reconsider.
Certainly there were many strains within the VFT Joint Venture, and they increased as the feasibility study progressed.
Certainly many participants on the bulletin board thought so!

Certainly and country
Certainly so great growing a population, spread over such an extent of country, with such a variety of climates, of productions, of arts, must enlarge their language, to make it answer it purpose of expressing all ideas, the new as well as the old.
Certainly some typical Shakespearean plot elements, such as women disguised as men, a disaffected younger brother and a switch from scenes at court to one in the country are to be found, but the possibility remains that these were included by another as an " homage " to Shakespeare's style, or as a deliberate attempt to deceive.
Born in Westford, Massachusetts, Abbot entered the Navy as midshipman at the beginning of the War of 1812, serving first on the frigate and next on Lake Champlain with Commodore Macdonough, who, when he asked Abbot if he were ready to die for his country received the reply " Certainly, sir ; that is what I came into the service for.
Perhaps as fine a piece of work of its kind as this country can show … Certainly the manner of this house has not in this country been better done, not only in terms of stylistic authenticity, but in terms of pure architecture, meaning good taste in selectivity, in elimination, in execution.
Certainly, lands, gold and souls were to be found in the Ilocos, for even before Hispanic times, Ilocos was known to have been among the more populated region in the country, which traded gold with Chinese and Japanese merchants.

Certainly and such
Certainly, in analyzing an action which truly faced such alternatives, `` it is never possible that no world would be preferable to some worlds, and there are in truth no circumstances in which the destruction of human life presents itself as a reasonable alternative ''.
Certainly major contributors to computer science such as Edsger Dijkstra and Donald Knuth, as well as the inventors of popular software such as Linus Torvalds ( Linux ), and Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson ( the C programming language ) are likely to be included in any such list ; see also List of programmers.
Certainly they may be private persons, but if so, their position as such does not in any way isolate them from their other relationship.
Certainly, the word, " same ", has such a sense.
Certainly love is influenced by hormones ( such as oxytocin ), neurotrophins ( such as NGF ), and pheromones, and how people think and behave in love is influenced by their conceptions of love.
Certainly, Bertrand Russell seems to have espoused such a view in his early philosophical career ( Sainsbury, R. M., Russell, London 1979 ).
Certainly, other Bishops were depicted bearing the arms of a knight without comment, such as Archbishop Turpin who bears both a spear and a sword named " Almace " in The Song of Roland or Bishop Adhemar of Le Puy, who also appears to have fought as a knight during the First Crusade, an expedition that Odo also joined.
Certainly they were paid off on more than one occasion, and such payouts may have included money ( besides other valuables ), but the imposition of a tax on the people to pay either a stipend or a tribute is not recorded in the sources, although it is possible that some monies were raised this way.
Certainly, curlews and godwits are rather ancient and in some respects primitive lineages of scolopacids ( Thomas et al., 2004 ), further complicating the assignment of such possibly basal forms.
Certainly under Nero, the resurgence of republican ambitions with Cato as their ideal, ended in death for such figures like Seneca and Lucan, but Cato continued nevertheless as a righteous ideal for generations to come.
Certainly such contemporaries as Thomas Cranmer took this view, condemning the rebels for deliberately inciting a class conflict by their demands: " to diminish their strength and to take away their friends, that you might command gentlemen at your pleasures ".
Certainly, they take for granted the justness of colonialism and European rule in Africa-in which they but reflect the mindset of their era and are little different from attitudes of such contemporary writers as H. G. Wells, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Jules Verne and numerous others.
Certainly the Nationalists had a high opinion of Li's organisational skills ; a secret report prepared during their rural pacification campaign in 1928 explained why they were having particular difficulties in Anyuan: The reason the Communist Party has such a deeply rooted and firm foundation at Anyuan is because in the past the Communists carried out comprehensive ' red education ' at Anyuan.
: Certainly few countries, if any, have to tell of such a painful apostolate, or of one which has had such success.
:" Certainly, McLauchlan was not the conventional size and shape for a loose-head prop in the 1970s, but in many ways it was precisely the combination of an amazing power to weight ratio plus his ability to get under the opposing tight-head that made him such an effective performer in the tight ... As a larger than life character, he played best in the most intimidating circumstances ... making him one of Scotland's most successful captains.

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