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Meanings of certainly true in English

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Usage of certainly true in English
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I know but the fact, my lord; it is most certainly true.
In a glass darkly
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It is certainly true that most expensive does not always mean best.
BBC
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Conventions change over time, and that's certainly true in the orchestral world.
The Irish Times
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I had no answer for that accusation, for it was certainly true.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
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It is certainly true that the bank is committed to paying competitively.
The Guardian
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What is said about Jews-twoJews, three opinions-iscertainly true of Israelis.
Start-up nation: the story of israel's economic miracle
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And that's certainly true of several of the girls Mia talked to.
The girl who played with fire
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However just the first supposition may be, the last is certainly true.
Animal Carvings from Mounds of the Mississippi Valley / Second A...
9
What three things are most certainly true according to this second article?
An Explanation of Luther's Small Catechism
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It is certainly true that she is a great help in that department.
The new yorker
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Well, it's certainly true that some people are better under pressure than others.
The burglar in the closet
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It's certainly true that some men feel excluded from and threatened by fashion.
The Guardian
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He'd never had much time for her; that was certainly true.
On mystic lake
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It is certainly true that many different religions are mutually inconsistent.
The portable atheist: essential readings for the nonbeliever
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But one thing is certainly true-AumShinrikyo doesn't learn from experience.
Underground
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It is certainly true that some seats have more chequered histories than others.
Radio NZ
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