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"It's hard, it seems, for some people to comprehend how John and I can be on such different paths on something so important, and still fundamentally have a relationship that's pretty deep".

"Black people fundamentally have a philosophy of large families," she wrote.

"The issue in Berman is the same: do these nonprofits Mr. Berman has set up fundamentally have a charitable purpose?

He added, "The technology curve is such that electric systems fundamentally have a better efficiency associated with them".

This is where iTunes comes in and where iPhones fundamentally have an edge.

We continue to ask the same basic questions and continue to study texts in a way that fundamentally has remained the same since the Renaissance.

The sole criterion is the prospect of a close re-election fight: Every member fundamentally has to represent the values and the priorities of the districts they serve.

Games, by ditching the pretensions of a medium it fundamentally has nothing in common with, could do the same.

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"This issue most fundamentally has to be addressed in individual homes, by individual kids and individual families," he continued.

"The technology fundamentally has nothing expensive.