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• He also starred in the vampire film Dead Cert, directed by Steven Lawson.
• In " Dead Cert, " the first mystery, he dealt with taxi drivers.
• This time, it was a dead cert, like the winner in Game 1 an eternity ago.
• His is also producing several ventures, most notably " Dead Cert "-from director Steve Lawson.
• Fletcher stars in 2009 in the vampire film " Dead Cert ", which is directed by Steven Lawson.
• The votes were making it a dead cert FT2 would be on the arbcom, and so it came to be.
• "Dead Cert " is based on an idea by Garry Charles and Steven Lawson and written by Ben Shillito.
• The second and chief reason why a rate cut is almost a " dead cert " is that money market rates have slid steadily.
• Emboldened by its success ( and further motivated by his paltry wages as a journalist ), he began writing " Dead Cert ".
• At the end of the first episode, he bets his family's Disneyland fund on a'dead cert'and loses it all.
• As someone else mentioned above, if he went up before ArbCom tomorrow it'd be a dead cert ban even without Jtkiefer's evidence.
• A quality article in every respect, a dead cert for TFA some time soon . talk ) 01 : 00, 29 March 2009 ( UTC)
• The track later appeared on the 1978 Chiswick sampler " Long Shots, Dead Certs And Odds On Favourites ( Chiswick Chartbusters Volume Two ) ".
• "I would have said 10 days ago it was an absolute dead cert for Kvaerner, " said Martin Murch, an analyst at Robert Fleming Securities.
• Don't be too quick to fret, just as you shouldn't be too quick to believe this bunch is a dead cert to be the postseason giant many suspect.
• But if the fact he was born into a Catholic family or went to a Catholic school was in the article, it's a dead cert somebody would add the category.
• On 16 January 2010 Music Week listed Hook amongst the'Movers, Shakers and Dead certs' and one of EMI's signings of note in 2009, alongside JLS, Guy Chambers and Nadine Coyle.
• Francis had to cast no further than his trusty typewriter; 1962 marked the publication of " Dead Cert, " the first, but far from last, Dick Francis mystery yarn with a horse-racing theme.
• However, Deborah Orr in The Independent newspaper said in a review of the first episode, " It's a dead cert that " How Not to Live Your Life " will attract no prizes at all.
• These included " Submarine Tracks & Fool's Gold ( Chiswick Chartbusters Volume One ) " ( 1977 ) and " Long Shots, Dead Certs And Odds On Favourites ( Chiswick Chartbusters Volume Two ) " ( 1978 ).