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“The book and the movie have a very, very definite ending to them,” Neame acknowledges.

I have definite plans of who I'm going to vote for, but I can't tell you the candidate's name because I don't know the candidate's name.

However, when asked directly whether she would reverse the VAT hike on private schools, Badenoch was definite, saying "yes, yes, I would... because it’s a tax on aspiration, but it won’t raise any money" and was therefore "against our principles".

It’s been energizing for them to campaign for an issue that engenders such moral clarity and will have a definite impact, as opposed to a shortcomings-riddled political candidate who may or may not be able to make the change they seek.

There is a definite hierarchy among men that reflects larger hierarchies of power and privilege in American, Western and global societies.