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But they are mostly only accessible by boat, and you may need to book in advance.

Sometimes staged, or shot on the hoof, Gusmão + Paiva's films are mostly only a few minutes long, yet time stretches as we watch.

Cons: While evening and weekend prices are mostly only a pound or two more than local multiplexes, the lack of Orange Wednesdays is a major downside.

Aung San Suu Kyi, who led the N.L.D. to a landslide victory in 1990 but ended up spending 15 of the past 21 years under house arrest, is widely predicted to sweep the vote in rural Kawhmu, a network of bamboo-and-thatch hamlets that are mostly only accessible by motorbike.

Because Silicon Valley players are mostly only political and activist when it's convenient for them.

Innovation policies (conceived as the set of policies used to increase innovation capabilities and opportunities) are mostly only indirectly related to foreign policies or foreign relations.

Bouts were mostly only three rounds, five minutes each.

It's not at all touristy because it is mostly only visited by walkers.

However, in science the researcher is mostly (only?) evaluated on the latter.

Cuba isn't the most tech-friendly place: internet is mostly only available at public Wi-Fi hotspots.

Plus, as Shuki suggests, by the time Saturday morning came around, it was mostly only good for toasting.