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Meanings of surely correct in English

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Usage of surely correct in English
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The governor of the Bank of England is surely correct on the facts.
The Guardian
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Ms Harney is surely correct, however, when she said that society has to deal with reality.
The Irish Times
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This assessment is surely correct.
The Guardian
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This is surely correct.
The Irish Times
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The headline argument of The Entrepreneurial State - that government has a role to play in backing new technologies - is surely correct.
The Guardian
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Sir, -The British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt is surely correct in asserting that Britain is being held prisoner (News, October 1st).
The Irish Times
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"If he has, my theory is surely correct, and we next must fix the guilt upon the guilty," said Nick, firmly.
With Links of Steel; Or, The Peril of the Unknown
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