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Examples for "certainty"
Examples for "certainty"
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Teachers' Union of Ireland general secretary Michael Gillespie said certainty is needed.
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It aims to increase certainty in the construction market, the report said.
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Data extraction: Independent, dual-reviewer extraction; group consensus rating of certainty of evidence.
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From banks to record companies, change is about the only certainty left.
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Results: Canadians value safe and efficacious drugs that have certainty of evidence.
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Getting all the cash needed is, therefore, far from a sure thing.
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But we absolutely do know that Internet everywhere is a sure thing.
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Besides, escape was never a sure thing, not where she was concerned.
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One sure thing is that it won't be either petrol or diesel.
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He's always had his eyes on the main chance, the sure thing.
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Still, the deal is far from a foregone conclusion, one analyst said.
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The success of the referendums was by no means a foregone conclusion.
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However, the drama may not be such a foregone conclusion on Thursday.
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But maybe, after today, that's not such a foregone conclusion after all.
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Obi-Wan thought the outcome of their deliberations must be a foregone conclusion.
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A battle whose outcome is a foregone conclusion, from the very start.
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The race was a short one, and the result a foregone conclusion.
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What had earlier been a foregone conclusion had descended into a dogfight.
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The ecclesiastical condemnation of their argument was of course a foregone conclusion.
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Obviously then her defeat had been a foregone conclusion from the outset.
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Nevertheless, in spite of this foregone conclusion, he DID speak to her.
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She had not rejected their offers lightly, or from any foregone conclusion.
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Why has it taken so many generations to reach a foregone conclusion?
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By the time the voting took place, the result was a foregone conclusion.
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Environmental groups warned that said a new runway was not a foregone conclusion.
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Though the result is a foregone conclusion, the scenography of the election matters.
