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These shows are indeed only partly new).

Patience and politeness are indeed only secondary virtues, but perhaps more useful than he acknowledges.

There are, indeed, only 22 countries that don't have an invasion-based reason to hate our guts.

Indeed, anyone who does fight back usually ends up dead, because when it comes to resistance in the House of Cards, there are indeed only individuals, no collective movements.

But if we parse the logic of Updike's observation, many contemporary novelists are, indeed, only too profoundly detached from 'a community of neighbours', often from no fault of their own.

And although these are indeed only metaphors, they do reflect an underlying attitude that it is the clinician's job to attack and destroy his patient's tumour directly, with whatever weapons are to hand.

Asked if the golf course was indeed only nine holes, he said: "No, it's 18.

There is, indeed, only one Sepp Blatter and who knows where he will end up?

But here is the one man who can confirm whether Cameron is indeed only delivering New Labour's thwarted plans.

Sergius has always been the plum part, a fatuous Byronic poser nettled by suspicions that he is indeed only that.

Life expectancy at birth in 1930 was indeed only 58 for men and 62 for women, and the retirement age was 65.