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"Spain played very well during the whole tournament, and they were technically excellent," Löw said.

"It's fun and driving, and they are technically very proficient".

They still have the modern airline type seats, and they are technically within first class, but standard class passengers can sit down for dinner.

Barber's "A Wrong Mongrel" collection was shown as part of the Graduate Expo at the London College of Fashion, and they're technically men's shoes, but I know plenty of women who would try these on for size (me, for one!).

They were playing very well during the whole tournament and today they were technically excellent and had more chances than we had.

In order to finance their purchases of mortgages and mortgage bonds, Fannie and Freddie had issued $5.2 trillion in debt, and although they were technically private companies, their debt traded as if the government had guaranteed it.

"The idea was to review his ideas and to see if they were technically feasible," said Mark Hopkins, an economist who was there.

Since the plebeian tribunes and plebeian aediles were elected by the plebeians (commoners) in the Plebeian Council, rather than by all of the People of Rome (plebeians and the aristocratic patrician class), they were technically not magistrates.

They were technically married and they are those who had loved ones stolen from them before they reached the altar.

They were technically sound.

The Kills headlined the Bowery show, and though they're technically constituted of two people their sound totally saturated the venue.