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Certainly and meaning

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 and is
Certainly it
is not necessary
to repeat that
the United States has no intention of interfering
in the internal affairs of any nation ; ;
Certainly it
is the most pretentious
and elaborate
.
Certainly, it
is the traditional clarity of his music
which has endeared
him to the Western World --
not his experimentations
.
Certainly there would
be less anxiety
, fewer accidents ( it
is the clumsy child
who sustains
the worst injuries )
, and higher scholastic averages
, since alert children work better
.
Certainly, one of
the best ways of warning
the world against anti-Semitism
is to demonstrate its workings as a dangerous weapon
.
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 in the matter of principals there
is nothing lacking
.
Certainly, Ealdred
is one of
the leading figures
in the work
, and it
is likely that
one of his clerks compiled
the version
.
Certainly Eugene's appearance was
not impressive – " He was never good looking …" wrote
the Duchess of Orléans
, " It
is true that his eyes are
not ugly
, but his nose ruins his face ;
he has two large teeth
which are visible
at all times
.
Certainly this impression
is fully borne out
by the beautiful
and somewhat quaint works included
in that great anthology
.
Certainly this
is not the full adoration
in accordance
with our faith
, which is properly paid only
to the divine nature
, but it resembles that given
to the figure of
the honored
and life-giving cross
, and also
to the holy books of
the gospels
and to other sacred objects " ( Definition of
the Second Council of Nicaea ).
Certainly, there
is a growing trend toward judging a state's domestic actions
in the light of international law
and standards
.
Certainly this
is not the full adoration
in accordance
with our faith
, which is properly paid only
to the divine nature
, but it resembles that given
to the figure of
the honoured
and life-giving cross
, and also
to the holy books of
the gospels
and to other sacred cult objects
.
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 there
is no warrant for assuming — as would-be " code-breakers " are prone
to do — that either
the spellings or
the punctuation of any edition are Nostradamus ' originals
.
Certainly is not zero
, since has a simple pole
at.
Certainly the best example of this
is Falstaff
, Shakespeare's portly
and cowardly knight
.
Certainly, committing more skillful
and fewer unskillful actions
is beneficial
.

Ehyeh
is usually translated " I will
be ", since
the imperfect tense
in Hebrew denotes actions that are
not yet completed ( e
. g
. Exodus 3
: 12
, "
Certainly I will
be with thee .").
Certainly and one
Certainly one of
the most important comments that can
be made upon
the spiritual
and cultural life of any period of Western civilization during
the past sixteen or seventeen centuries has
to do
with the way
in which its leaders have read
and interpreted
the Bible.
Certainly every educator involved
in interior design should
be a member
and active
in the work of
one of these organizations
.
Certainly, the mere fact of failing
to demonstrate them
in one or another species does
not conclusively deny their existence
in that species
.
Certainly in North Britain
the Vikings were
one reason behind
the formation of
the Kingdom of Alba
, which eventually evolved into Scotland
.
Certainly several church documents including a papal letter
and two indulgences were printed
, one of
which was issued
in Mainz
.
Certainly Urien's kingdom stretched eastward
at one time
, as
he was also " Ruler of Catraeth " ( Catterick
in North Yorkshire ).
Certainly much of
the power of his work derives purely
from his prose style
, one of
the most fluid
, dense
and evocative
in all modern literature .... His eye for
the details
and resonances of even
the most mundane objects
, and his ability
to express them crisply
and almost prose-poetically
, give
to his work
at once a clarity
and a dreamlike nebulousness that
is difficult
to describe but easy
to sense
.

"
Certainly ", Cuvier wrote
, "
one cannot detect any greater difference between these creatures
and those we see
, than between
the human mummies
and the skeletons of present-day men
.
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 Noah had
one ark
at the time of
the flood
, prefiguring
one Church
which perfect
to one cubit having
one ruler
and guide
, namely Noah
, outside of
which we read all living things were destroyed … We declare
, say
, define
, and pronounce that it
is absolutely necessary for
the salvation of every human creature
to be subject
to the Roman Pontiff
.

* "
Certainly one of
the most enthralling things about human life
is the recognition that we live
in what
, for practical purposes
, is a universe without bounds
.

It
is rather difficult
to estimate this effect since a habitual reader of Chinese
is hardly conscious of it without deliberately analysing his reactions ....
Certainly one can give too much weight
to the visual aspect of Chinese writing
.
Certainly Joachim von Sandrart
, who visited Holland
in 1637
, found Flinck acknowledged as
one of Rembrandt's best pupils
, and living habitually
in the house of
the dealer Hendrick van Uylenburgh
at Amsterdam
.
Certainly Durkheim was
one of
the first theorists
to explain a phenomenon
with reference
to the function it served for society
.
Certainly, the principle of "
one size fits all ” doesn ’ t apply
to destination planning
.
Certainly he was
one of
the executors of Henry's will
, and in accordance
with the dead king's wishes
he was created Earl of Southampton on 16 February 1547
.
Certainly hundreds
and perhaps as many as
one thousand people escaped
.

In December 2009
, Timur Lakhonin
, the head of
the Russian National Central Bureau of Interpol
, stated
, "
Certainly, there
is crime involving our former compatriots abroad
, but there
is no data suggesting that an organized structure of criminal groups comprising former Russians exists abroad ," while
in August 2010
, Alain Bauer
, a French criminologist
, said that it "
is one of
the best structured criminal organisations
in Europe
, with a quasi-military operation
.
Certainly and who
Certainly his parents
, who had worn
the purple
, were slain
by it
.

" Geoffrey Yarlott
, in 1967
, responds
to Eliot
to claim
, "
Certainly, the enigmatic personages
who appear
in the poem ...
and the vaguely incantatory proper names ... appear
to adumbrate rather than crystalize
the poet's intention
.
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 after his election
, he worked
to increase their rights
, fighting against Octavius
, who tried
to maintain
the status quo
.
Certainly, republicanism
in Australia has traditionally been supported most strongly
by urban working class of Irish Catholic background
, whereas monarchism
is a core value associated
with urban
and rural inhabitants of British Protestant heritage
and the middle class
, to the extent that there were calls
in 1999 for 300
, 000 exceptionally enfranchised British subjects
who were
not Australian citizens
to be barred
from voting on
the grounds that they would vote as a loyalist bloc
in a tight referendum
.
Certainly, Sir Garnet Wolseley
, taking over as Commander-in-Chief
from Lord Chelmsford later that year
, was unimpressed
with the awards made
to the defenders of Rorke ’ s Drift
, saying " it
is monstrous making heroes of those
who shut up
in buildings
at Rorke ’ s Drift
, could
not bolt
, and fought like rats for their lives
which they could
not otherwise save ".

The immediate dwellers-round
, presumably
the first members were
the small states Aeniania
, Malis
and Doris
. Certainly Thessaly did have a share
, including
the states of
the Boeotian tribes
who lived around Thessaly ( perioikoi
, " living around ").
Certainly those
who have been associated
with him closely for years will feel a deep sense of personal bereavement
.
Certainly by the 1930s
, a new generation of poets had emerged
who looked
to more formally conservative poets like Thomas Hardy
and W
. B
.
Certainly this story was unknown
to Arthur Duck
, Fellow of All Souls
, who wrote Chichele's life
in 1617
.

After
the war
, a friend showed Hathcock a passage written
by Ernest Hemingway
: "
Certainly there
is no hunting like
the hunting of man
, and those
who have hunted armed men long enough
and like it
, never really care for anything else thereafter
.
Certainly, both wrote about
the same time
, and both adopted
the historiographical approach of
the Greek historians
, Herodotus
and Hesiod
, who preceded them
.
Certainly, the live-wire actor's amoral lunatic
, a fiend
who delights
in pushing crippled wheelchair using women down stairs
, is the primary (
and perhaps only ) reason
to sit through Henry Hathaway's over-praised 1947 noir
, a jumbled piece of cinematic crime fiction that's visually elegant ( having been neorealistically shot on-location throughout Manhattan ) but regularly confused about its own point of view
.
Certainly the haftarah was read — perhaps
not obligatorily or
in all communities — as far back as circa 70 CE
: The Talmud mentions that a haftarah was read
in the presence of Rabbi Eliezer ben Hyrcanus
, who lived
at that time
.
Certainly, the local minister
and his son were on board
and the latter reported
the trial
to Robert Cleland of Glasgow
, who wrote that
the trial failed
and the boat had
to be helped
by hand cranks
.

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
.
Certainly, both industries had need for people
who did this job even if
the term had
not come into use
.
Certainly those
who agree
with this would also note that a monetary system would open a vulnerability for some
to acquire more of it
and create a class system
.

"
Certainly then
he was
, " a thinker of
the working class
who developed a love of middle class pursuits
.
Certainly, the number of Romans
who managed
to escape were very few
.
Certainly, certainly
, cousin
, it must needs
be, that some goddess this desert belongs unto
, who is the soul of this soil
, for neither
is any less than a goddess worthy
to be shrined
in such a heap of pleasures
, nor any less than a goddess could have made it so perfect a model of
the heavenly dwellings
.
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