Of course.

Sure, why not?

Tom would surely agree.

Sure, why not.

Definitely, it would be a major disappointment.

I'd sure like to help him.

Would I only work on weekends if I could? Of course, I would.

Of course, I wouldn't tell Tom that.

Of course, such a rise would not be a trivial problem.

Yes, give it to the people, just to win more votes.

A democratic Egypt would certainly be a more reliable partner.

After all, many, if not most, top athletes are naturally genetically gifted. To refer to these people as mutants would surely invite widespread criticism.

To refer to these people as mutants would surely invite widespread criticism.

But by now we know that, given the right policy mix, emerging markets mend almost faster than they falter.

Of course, another emerging market might fall into crisis.

Of course, in the best of all worlds, we would not need to choose our priorities.

Of course, in the best of all worlds, we would not need to prioritize.

Of course, none of this would be bad if openness were the key to growth.

But one would surely not start from there if that were the long term policy aim.

Of course if they followed Tehran Bureau though, they would get a very dynamic view.

Of course, such a Greenspan would never have been re appointed.

Certainly, Király would not have hesitated to meet the man who ordered the invasion.

Assuming he was good. We don't know.

Of course, it would be good to have eight mega pixels with 1000 k s speed.

Adjustment would be much easier, of course, if wages did not fall in Germany as well.

Of course, this will be easier if Muslims come to believe that the system also works to their benefit.

And secondly, that if Oleg had had to decide whether to show this video he would have done it, of course.

Had the Nile rhino been in its current predicament a century ago, it certainly would have gone extinct.

Definitely.

Absolutely.

(Of course!)

Indeed.

Definitely!

It's a sure thing.

The only exception to this, of course, would be a declaration of independence from Taiwan, which the Chinese would consider a casus belli.

Of course, this is purely hypothetical because if Germany were to leave the euro the political consequences would be unthinkable.

When I was a regulator, I would certainly have denied it.

Of course, given America s objective military superiority, I would call it asymmetrical multi polarity.

Obviously, both countries would be considerably poorer without access to foreign markets.

Of course, one would not want American ways of doing business imported here.

Of course, it is premature to draw any firm conclusions from these figures.

Well, of course, I would never doubt that my coach is right.

It would of course be a little simpler for the Germans if there were a coherent and standardised European policy, which is currently not the case.

And I'd love to talk about that and it'd be fun but, 20 years later ...

Germany could absorb more refugees (though not at the rate of a million per year).