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| at breaks down into lower jungle, are almost | certainly a geological formation known as truncated ri |
| "Tom Bullen" was almost | certainly Thomas John Bulling, who worked for Central |
| They must also almost | certainly be non-colored . |
| It is almost | certainly Australia's worst weather-related maritime d |
| He was almost | certainly the William Fuller, prisoner, whose burial i |
| anslation of a Chinese word which was almost | certainly made during the earliest introduction of Bud |
| at Cutthroat (pool) should, however, almost | certainly mention this game and link to this article a |
| venue in the 18th century and it was almost | certainly in use in during the 17th century also. |
| n's Crede and The Plowman's Tale), is almost | certainly incorrect. |
| In this case the verse is almost | certainly speaking of a spiritual eye rather than the |
| Jalbert's actions almost | certainly prevented a higher death toll. |
| n the novel Steppenwolf, since it was almost | certainly through listening to his playing in Europe i |
| rties of heparin, the counterfeit was almost | certainly intentional as opposed to an accidental laps |
| level of any psychiatric disorder is almost | certainly not an answerable question now, and in any c |
| nierstraszi is according McKay (1985) almost | certainly a senior synonym of S. analis. |
| s of the Hebrew Bible, so the name is almost | certainly a pseudonym. |
| Almost | certainly the grounds were simony, the purchase of ecc |
| "The 'missing' atoms are almost | certainly still around in some form, but just not in a |
| hich uses unaligned planes), it would almost | certainly be less desirable due to decreased numerical |
| He almost | certainly studied at Oxford University and lectured on |
| e 1980s' shows in the middle, what is almost | certainly a Macintosh IIci or maybe a Quadra 700. |
| estigation concluded that the engines almost | certainly functioned until the final impact, though th |
| ed of revision; the Philopteridae are almost | certainly paraphyletic. |
| ng the chapel to its present form was almost | certainly E. W. Pugin, who had designed the convent. |
| colonial power in South Africa, would almost | certainly lead to power in the Transvaal passing into |
| o the English Restoration that he was almost | certainly a Cavalier, and may have served in the milit |
| 954 to 1967, indicating his death was almost | certainly after 1954.de:Carl |
| ilm is about neither of these women although | certainly their stories as reported in the press went |
| Although | certainly known to natives, the first reference to cav |
| of hurting our family" and stated that "I am | certainly not condoning the mistake Don made, but I am |
| At any rate, I am | certainly not the man to know." |
| The name Churn is ancient, | certainly pre-Roman and probably has its origins in th |
| The currents used are relatively small, and | certainly below the threshold at which they would caus |
| ity, possibly a record in NSW parliament and | certainly a testimony to his dedication and to the fai |
| , as naturally bilingual as their father and | certainly their mother. |
| ship with Holtby had been a lesbian one, and | certainly no evidence has ever come to light to sugges |
| 1362, and | certainly before 1373, Leonardo also succeeded in gain |
| be a host of others) to lose Lucy Stone, and | certainly no less glad to gain Lucy Blackwell." |
| umerous engagements with enemy aircraft, and | certainly destroyed one. |
| She continued, "It's far better and | certainly easier... to sit back and relax and enjoy th |
| the king of Ladakh to build 108 gompas, and | certainly many gompas in Ladakh, Spiti and the surroun |
| Llanover who lived locally all her life and | certainly left her mark on the village and the surroun |
| artach Ua Briain in about the year 1100, and | certainly before 1102, when he is mentioned by Muirche |
| She is playful and carefree and | certainly acts her age, which is seven. |
| of ruling, but although he was epileptic and | certainly not intelligent, he kept a coherent and legi |
| 6) also served in Spain during 1808-1813 and | certainly defended Valenciennes in 1815. |
| he music scene's standard of the moment, and | certainly innovative and astonishing. |
| ered one of Europe's leading intellects, and | certainly one of the most intelligent women of the tim |
| nts of American art are largely unknown, and | certainly underappreciated." |
| ational championship in football in 1990 and | certainly should be listed there - --Ddeakin 03:16, 1 |
| And | certainly various revolutions (or wannabe revolutions) |
| It may be a more important contribution and | certainly less controversal, but it's not what he is f |
| nerist period, "arguably the most gifted and | certainly the least conventional of Raphael's pupils", |
| opular single off the band's debut album and | certainly one of their most well known songs overall. |
| on of great strength in the natal chart, and | certainly one of the most important of the original Lo |
| y proved themselves over other firearms, and | certainly over ancient weapons such as swords, sabres, |
| lieve Thomas went under the hill itself, and | certainly part of the ballad occurs in the vicinity. |
| I'm still working at it, and | certainly my complete lack of knowledge in medicine to |
| s a real prospect throughout the period, and | certainly it was one of severe malnutrition, serious d |
| of Galicia from perhaps as early as 406 and | certainly no later than 419 until his retirement in 43 |
| ntage is a talent not possessed by many, and | certainly not by our family'. |
| here seems to be no clear cutoff for it, and | certainly not one many will agree upon, and any of the |
| , it might have landed in the upper deck and | certainly would have been a game-tying homer. |
| Among the Warren's most treasured items, and | certainly its most famous, are the skull and tamping i |
| t count; that aside, I did hear of this, and | certainly before 2005. |
| captains in English first-class cricket, and | certainly the first successful one. |
| es that he was likely to have been born, and | certainly spent some of his youth, in London, England. |
| makes everything much easier to explain, and | certainly fits in better with the historical events of |
| 1985 noted: "Many children are reading, and | certainly writing, at a level below what they might be |
| ostly English speakers, many Westerners, and | certainly not mostly Korean people. |
| s than a third of the cost of Pinocchio, and | certainly less than the expensive Fantasia. |
| oper (Irby Simkins) probably enlarged it and | certainly landscaped it well. |
| t from a thousand signs one could easily and | certainly deduce that Christianity was approaching its |
| the origin or age of a chain of islands, and | certainly cannot determine whether humans were involve |
| "Nobody, the United States and | certainly those who live in the region, want to see an |
| "One of the most affecting and | certainly the most intimate of the cinematic arguments |
| ion which is among the first introduced, and | certainly most well known, forms of musical Serialism) |
| f Clonfert, said that "... never before, and | certainly not since penal times was the Catholic herit |
| ick's Church, Patrington, in Holderness, and | certainly gave much toward the fabric of Beverley Mins |
| ded to have bowled at first-class level, and | certainly did not take a wicket. |
| The chancel is Decorated Gothic and | certainly from the 14th century. |
| n on the present site was opened in 1844 and | certainly given the present main station building, in |
| "eclectic" organ and the Romantic organ and | certainly did not want Reger to fall out of fashion du |
| surely didn't extend to the whole lede, and | certainly my changes corrected other small errors in t |
| se with open ears will find it rewarding and | certainly stimulating". |
| considered the probably most productive and | certainly most committed of the altogether about 100 w |
| g a common folk song in the 19th century and | certainly part of the repertoire of the remarkable Cop |
| rge flightless species adapted to diving and | certainly would preserve better than those of a Nyctic |
| is evidently healthy, presumably happy, and | certainly very very beautiful." |
| Nobody seems to want them on the planet, and | certainly not poking their noses in. |
| emergency over such a long time period, and | certainly without anyone noticing. |
| me here sometime in the fifth century AD and | certainly the site has been a sacred place since Celti |
| people novels this is probably the best, and | certainly the weirdest. |
| e because I think most major structures, and | certainly most major energy-providing structures, are |
| acting style was in fact quite different and | certainly more natural than that of the early-to-mid p |
| hat Autonomia Operaia was not related to and | certainly did not direct the Red Brigades, as was clai |
| perhaps more lyrical and sophisticated, and | certainly makes more use of "sweet" flavoring. |
| y were transferred here from Llyn Peris, and | certainly it is one of the few lakes in Wales to have |
| democracy "probably the most attractive and | certainly the most fashionable free speech theory in m |
| This is not a gallery, and | certainly not Wikimedia Commons. |
| were able to accept, probably encourage, and | certainly finance their son's youthful interest in pai |
| Perhaps the villa, and | certainly a casina in the park were by Marchionni. |
| the Piner family became quite notorious and | certainly the most recognizable name in the area. |
| d and his son Henry, Earl of Huntingdon, and | certainly afterwards by Malcolm IV, William the Lion, |
| the more influential bands of their era, and | certainly one of the most influential underground ones |
| nd nothing much happens during his visit and | certainly nothing positive. |
| ereign bodies in any strict legal sense; and | certainly the Constitution did not make them so. |
| .1 instead of the Macintosh 3.0 version, and | certainly not the equal of Windows' most popular illus |
| erhaps the earliest example of its kind, and | certainly the first historical novel that attained pop |
| as present at the aforementioned battle, and | certainly he would have been a valuable source of advi |
| d the time of the Spanish Armada in 1588 and | certainly one in 1608 when there are records of repair |
| Not worth arguing over it though, and | certainly not on the talk page of a different article. |
| ought at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415 and | certainly in many other French campaigns; he was Lieut |
| attractive for access even from Ethiopia and | certainly for goods coming from Juba, even if they do |
| likely the first Protestant missionary, and | certainly the first physician, to reside on Chinese so |
| Neil (Harry Avery O'Neill) (died 1392), and | certainly named after him. |
| o leave center stage at his peak is rare and | certainly comparable to the retirements of Rocky Marci |
| e student movement, in popular magazines and | certainly in the halls of power worldwide. |
| while he seems to have been intelligent and | certainly had periods of clarity, Christian suffered f |
| eterosexuality is considered more mature and | certainly to be preferred. |
| n Judea, probably a pupil of R. Ishmael, and | certainly a contemporary and friend of his pupils R. J |
| ing perhaps from the early 17th century, and | certainly having spread westward from the Slavonic reg |
| e many songs on the Radha-Krishna theme, and | certainly encouraged the composition of new songs. |
| common-law crimes had outmoded elements, and | certainly a common-law court could not say those eleme |
| rgest property owners, including slaves, and | certainly the wealthiest Negro property owner in South |
| s bands of the 70s and 80s folk revival, and | certainly one of the most puzzling names, Stockton's W |
| as at Paris that Peter Comestor composed and | certainly finished his Historia Scholastica; he dedica |
| nadian speaking about his own community; and | certainly his use of the term is not pejorative. |
| only be held without charges, not tried, and | certainly may not be executed by military tribunals. |
| on in his youth, but not with the church and | certainly not its theological teachings. |
| sent through the normal WP:AFD process, and | certainly not speedily deleted without any debate. |
| s probably toward more radical policies, and | certainly toward more vigorous manifestations of Afric |
| the best D'Oyly Carte sets of all time, and | certainly the best Pirates", and the Penguin Guide to |
| ere hardly tragic for the victors (10%), and | certainly more substantial than the enemies somewhat c |
| rff was not a descendant of the Bourbons and | certainly not Louis XVII. |
| e largest brewery based in New Hampshire and | certainly its most well-known, having been called the |
| econdary sources as a notable occurrence and | certainly warrants a brief mention in the article. |
| pparently without the Patriarch's leave, and | certainly without the permission of Gelasius, the owne |
| greatest living scholar of the RigVeda, and | certainly the greatest linguist of the RigVeda". |
| oldest extant buildings in the province, and | certainly the first purpose-built registry office". |
| ere to put money in these new companies, and | certainly not enough to allow for sufficient R&D of po |
| the song before the end of January 1965, and | certainly had it down before May, when he recorded it. |
| And | certainly, I hear what the Chinese are saying with res |
| ing to himself as Bishop of Ross in 1430 and | certainly lived beyond 1432. |
| ere originally deemed to be sacrilegious and | certainly in opposition to conventional wisdom. |
| ations, inaccessible to most sports fans and | certainly those of lesser financial means. |
| And, | certainly, visas have been denied to people, some I kn |
| lly passing this little harbour, appearances | certainly indicate its thriving condition; the new sou |
| ed with Artemis was venerated in an archaic, | certainly pre-Hellenic cult image that was carved of w |
| He was Cornwall's most famous architect, | certainly of the 19th century. |
| research, poor grammar, etc., and there are | certainly no issues with stability. |
| s's upbringing, cannot be confirmed, but are | certainly not impossible. |
| ic gastropod mollusks of basal taxa that are | certainly Gastropoda (according to the taxonomy of the |
| These statements are | certainly controversial and have been fiercely contest |
| lls and the newly popular fleece winkers are | certainly part of a bridle, although they are not ment |
| cessarily less self-congratulatory, they are | certainly more inward-looking and always carry the lab |
| m Cambodia who also live in Paris, there are | certainly more Cambodian nationals in Paris than in Lo |
| e factual correctness and absence of POV are | certainly necessary conditions for inclusion of materi |
| These poems are | certainly destitute of those qualities which were supp |
| arlier instalments: "While the creatures are | certainly grotesque and threatening, compared with som |
| her than history and some elements of it are | certainly examples of the stereotyped events character |
| hese areas and to Downtown Austin, there are | certainly areas of Bouldin Creek that have changed as |
| s and remove them from the air, but they are | certainly not an application of electrospray ionizatio |
| They are | certainly maintained by selection, but the basis of th |
| "We are | certainly supporting Edmonton, the business community |
| xterior and interior shots of the school are | certainly set in the the former Pendleton High School |
| The overall results, which are | certainly for selective tastes, are often fascinating. |
| preserved in manuscript, though not all are | certainly by him. |
| ration of illuminated manuscripts, which are | certainly the most numerous type of major surviving ob |
| have been very clear on this, and those are | certainly ones that we support," the general said. |
| he number of topics is arguable, and you are | certainly welcome to think of this as a single listing |
| They are | certainly not typical transcendental arguments as phil |
| But while they are | certainly extremely closely related, they appear to be |
| nder it notable is a moot point, as they are | certainly not unbiased 62.25.109.196 |
| They are | certainly capable of biting. |
| Only ten works are | certainly attributed to Solage, but two more are attri |
| er dose is more common in practice, they are | certainly welcome to do so. |
| Johnson and Ferdinando are | certainly now names to watch." |
| The choral scenes are | certainly among the opera's highlights. |
| There are | certainly two other medieval lives: the earlier partia |
| But we are | certainly on the right track". |
| h eight are not found elsewhere, and ten are | certainly intended for liturgical use. |
| Bogdani's talents are | certainly most evident in his prose. |
| While his credentials are | certainly outstanding, I am particularly impressed wit |
| While you are | certainly welcome to add details of these other region |
| oo broad to apply here because Zeppelins are | certainly aircraft, are certainly larger than the B-52 |
| Anomphalidae within the basal taxa that are | certainly Gastropoda. |
| it will make a great success, as the article | certainly fills a long-felt want and has not any of th |
| nder doesn't deserve a "II" (and the article | certainly shouldn't be called that), to have this arti |
| I'm not wedded to the claim and the article | certainly wouldn't be harmed with its removal. |
| s was volunteering to be executed, almost as | certainly as consulting an oracle (like the unfortunat |
| He knows of a young man in town who is as | certainly virginal as the girls are not: Albert Herrin |
| me of the smaller nations of Southeast Asia, | certainly in material and strategic terms, are concern |
| this, little else of substance was attaines; | certainly, no workable strategy was agreed upon." |
| According to the Rogers biography, Ayer | certainly thought of himself as being Jewish, but he d |
| perhaps the Exilarch of the Jews of Babylon, | certainly the leader of the Jewish community of Narbon |
| The ecclesiastical dignity goes back | certainly to the seventh century and perhaps to the cl |
| e atmosphere of the event inspires the band; | certainly the sound of "The Cossack" on the upward mar |
| alist troops left behind joining the bandits | certainly did not help them win the support of the gen |
| s, so building tycoons like Victor Bannister | certainly have a considerable interest. |
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