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It is to be understood that such depicted architectures are merely examples, and that in fact, many other architectures
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All the other functions which people ascribe to money are merely particular aspects of its primary
These are merely general expressions of relations arising from an existing class struggle,
Some are merely places where farmers have collected stones removed from a field.
In contrast, C macros are merely string replacements,
A number of the tombs are unoccupied, the owners of others remain unknown, and others are merely pits used for storage.
truth and lies are merely‘alternative narratives'.
His inventory of the fundamental laws is expressed under fourteen heads, but some of them are merely definitions.
leading to a public perception that hydropneumatics are merely"good for comfort".
while the shareholders are merely passive spectators.
However, if two variables are jointly normally distributed(but not if they are merely individually normally distributed), uncorrelatedness does imply independence.
while the shareholders are merely passive spectators.
Critics note that and are merely allophones of/sj/ and/zj/ in Herzegovinian dialects such as Montenegrin, so the new letters are not required for an adequate orthography.
The proposed approaches to the settlement of public-private execution of decisions are not ideal and are merely an attempt to shed light on a situation that has already developed and which can not be ignored.
formulas, adopted back in October 2017, are merely the first parametric step in the pension reform.
and emotions are merely the result of neural activity in the brain.
that change is always in the temporal sequence are merely a way of expressing the fact that,
In fact, these aspects we are describing are merely part of our service to Gaia
Ultimately, they are merely the last consequences of Plato's way of posing the problem of politics by asking'who should rule the state?'(cp. chapter 7).