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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are removed only" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify that something is exclusively taken away or eliminated without any additional actions.
Example: "Items that are damaged are removed only from the inventory list."
Alternatives: "are solely removed" or "are exclusively taken away".
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Low-molecular-weight chemical contaminants such as chlorine or hydrogen peroxide pass through the reverse osmosis membrane and are removed only by carbon filtration; however, at high concentrations, there may be incomplete removal.
To prevent urinary retention, urinary catheters commonly are removed only after thoracic epidural discontinuation after thoracotomy.
Discussions are confidential, and honours are removed only in cases that threaten to bring the system into disrepute, which rather assumes that it isn't in disrepute already.
Most controversially, Google's interpretation is that successful requests are removed only under European Google domains such as google.fr, google.uk and google.de.de
Ultimately, however, the reviewers are anonymous (they are not required to give their real names) and offending reviews are removed only if Amazon checkers notice them.
Usually the other nodes are removed only if cancer is found in the sentinel node, which happens in about one quarter of cases.
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It said social networks, including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, are removing only a small portion of the criminal content reported to them by their users.
The hood was removed only when he was fed.
These deposits could be removed only with the help of mechanical devices.
A board member can be removed only if members hold a recall election.
Federal law says the chief actuary "may be removed only for cause".
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