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Sometimes it is exactly the same, sometimes it is the complete opposite.
However, it is exactly what it is called- a“testimony”(a very important
It is exactly this, where worldview and ideological matrix of the global oligarchy has concentrated.
It is exactly as though the physical items had been gathered together from widely separated sources and bound together to form a new book.
It is exactly the same thing that happens when you look in the mirror:
Maybe you need to ask yourself why it is exactly you don't want me dating so close to home.
It is exactly what the extruded profiles of aluminium that are cut to the length you require,
Do you care to tell me why it is exactly that Langley has no record of you?
dreadful about a first date because it is exactly that, a first date.
for connoisseurs of evergreens, it is exactly what you need.
1I/‘Oumuamua in the sky, they have been debating what it is exactly.
Mr. Rothem, The GIA diamond has arrived and it is exactly as described, with NO brown,
It is exactly the same as you would meet a beloved member of your family
If something is music to your ears, it is exactly what you wanted to hear.
I found a suite at The Beverly Hills Hotel that is perfect. It is exactly what I pictured.
Which is why we need to recreate the scene so that it is exactly the way it was. .
This might sound outdated, but it is exactly what gives Hydra its special charm, and turns it into a first class day trip destination for tourists coming from Athens.
It is exactly for this reason that the Jewish people find themselves on their own land again after 2,000 years, in order to once again build a state
this step is totally justified because it is exactly what the Iranian regime does in any region where it finds someone willing to rattle the system using Iranian money.
Hence, it is exactly among the heretics of every age that we find men who were filled with this highest variety of religious belief and were in many cases considered by their contemporaries as atheists, sometimes too as saints.