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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as you only" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a limitation or exclusivity, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "I can help you with this task, as you only need to provide the necessary information."
Alternatives: "since you alone" or "as you solely".
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Probably not, as you only heard her voice.
As long as you only go after the guy with the weapon, you're missing the most important part".
So the number of dead is down, as long as you only count certain kinds of dead people.
Now, 18 years on from that debacle, the track is once again goosebump-inducingly gorgeous, just as long as you only play it occasionally.
Could you clarify how many police forces were involved, as you only mention one – the helmet badges in Guardian illustrations would suggest more.
"Just as you only learn to drive after passing your test, you only really learn how to play a role after press night".
You can install it on as many PCs as you like, as long as you only have it on one PC at once.
As footballers you end up with a lot of time on your hands, as you only train for maybe 10 or 11 hours a week, and play a couple of games.
If you had longer, I'd suggest going for it and having fun with the challenge, but as you only have six days I can't help but think you should set your sights a little closer to Delhi.
That said, you're in a good position as you only wish to travel to Lhasa for a few days and then return to Kathmandu, so your arrangements should be straightforward.
As you only want a basic account to put your British pension into – I'm assuming you mean your state pension – and don't need an overdraft facility, the fact you can't be credit checked should not be a hurdle.
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