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He said his understanding was that potential Channel 4 buyers are only seriously interested if the broadcaster is allowed to start making its own shows in-house, which under current regulations it is not allowed to do.

Camiwami's mum was only seriously injured by the bullet, and she's in long-term physiotherapy instead of being dead.

Yet Liverpool's full-backs were only seriously tested in the final stages while Séamus Coleman and Leighton Baines were exposed time and again during the first half.

De Ferran took the lead with 68 laps to go in the 225-mile race and was only seriously challenged on the final restart with four laps left.

The biography's detail may sometimes seem excessive, but it is only seriously so in the lengthy account of the seven-year lucubrations with which Yeats assembled the mystical contents -- drawn from Eastern philosophies, Neoplatonism, spiritualism and much else -- of "The Vision".

Gordon himself is only seriously injured.

The possibility of a female director was only seriously raised with "Wonder-Woman" -- and not with a Batman, Spider-Man or Iron Man movie.

Companies are consuming 20 exabytes of storage each year, and are only now seriously integrating databases and applying decent analytic tools to figure out business risks and opportunities.

The changes, unthinkable a decade ago, are only now being seriously discussed thanks to improvements in intelligence and screening made in the years after the attacks of Sept. 11.

There are only 20 independent syndicators seriously vying with giants like Westwood One, run by Infinity Broadcasting; and Premiere Radio, a unit of Clear Channel Communications.

The media are only now beginning to seriously fact-check his statements.