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But looked at purely in dollars, it is a false saving.

Looking at purely monetary data is not the right way to do it.

The number has been arrived at purely from the budget constraint.

Those items -- say, telecommunications equipment -- face special scrutiny but will not be stopped if they are deemed aimed at purely civilian use.

Flight through the atmosphere is affordable for many people; flying through space is much more expensive.While NASA may be best at purely scientific missions, it should also explore the frontiers of human endurance.

In 1933 when Einstein, fearing to return to Germany after Hitler gained power, accepted an invitation to join the three-year-old institute, there were few places like it in offering scholars a chance at purely intellectual pursuit.

The great majority of these explanations and recommendations, however, are based on loose analysis at best, purely implicit theorizing at worst.

Looked at in purely financial terms, Cadbury is doing fine.

Equally significant, the distinction between the two is at best purely formal.

At a purely mechanistic level the ability to do anything in legislative terms wasn't there.

Looking at it purely from what he offers on the pitch, that's a cracking signing.