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That's a razor thin line to have to tread across between scientific evidence and just merely entertaining.
and just merely entertaining.
and how deeply, our hearts may go out to people whose lives we merely brush against.
She, for instance, was evidently once merely a number in some Nazi (indistinct).
from merely annoying to deadly or entail decades of suffering. With a powerful
Okay, so this statement isn't really backed up by any empirical evidence, merely my own observations, and I'm not here to try and stoke the ever-popular skier versus snowboarder fire.
Okay, so this statement isn't really backed up by any empirical evidence, merely my own observations,
There's not so much emphasis on meaning in the lyrics, rather an emphasis on words and themes that merely sound and feel interesting when combined.
Sharif merely plays supporting to this miscast lead.
Edmund's conviction in 1990 merely provided business opportunities. He collaborated with fellow high-profile inmates at the Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary to continue trafficking.
These films were not merely commercial juggernauts but were also praised for their compelling storytelling.
These are not merely regrettable incidentals, they lie at the centre of our feelings of love.
These are not merely regrettable incidentals—they lie at the centre of our feelings of love.