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Some Futures may be strongly more likely, almost dead-certain.
Archive 2009-11-01 2009
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The phrase “words matter” is a dead-certain giveaway that some utterly pedantic point is being made.
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Some Futures may be strongly more likely, almost dead-certain.
Futures, Declarations, Promises, Trust, and Betraying Teh Gay 2009
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And these fictional steps are dead-certain to punctuate "this broken jaw of our lost kingdoms" for years and years to come.
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The phrase “words matter” is a dead-certain giveaway that some utterly pedantic point is being made.
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I've never been in the camp that sees Joe Biden as a dead-certain lock to clean Palin's clock in a nationally televised debate.
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And, as I've often said, just when you think you have it all figured out, when you're confident that you're at the top of your game, when you are dead-certain that you're the master of your universe, that you have all the answers, somebody comes along and changes all the questions.
From On High 2006
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And, as I've often said, just when you think you have it all figured out, when you're confident that you're at the top of your game, when you are dead-certain that you're the master of your universe, that you have all the answers, somebody comes along and changes all the questions.
Archive 2006-02-01 2006
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Shana was dead-certain that he wasn't worried about Keman.
Elvenborn Lackey, Mercedes 2002
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If this resolution passes, I think it's a dead-certain bet that UNPROFOR will be withdrawn from Bosnia the next day, with all of the humanitarian catastrophe that will result from that -- the loss of humanitarian supplies for those refugees that we see on television everyday; the loss of assistance that goes with having a U.N. military force there to monitor what the conflict is like.
Press Briefing By Mike Mccurry ITY National Archives 1995
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