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The awards simply vest over time.

But whether you featured alongside Zellweger in the Katy High School, Texas: Class of 1987 yearbook or not, the face at the Elle awards simply did not compute.

In an article in the Guardian, the British novelist Philip Hensher, a past Booker finalist and judge, said that American novels were likely to win a disproportionate number of future awards "simply through an economic superpower exerting its own literary tastes".

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Too often, the award simply aggravates the problem.

Public-works contracts are not supposed to be awarded simply to the best bidder.

True, Mr. Orcel received no new cash or shares for joining his Swiss rival: the award simply replaces three years' worth of pay he forfeited for leaving Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Applicants can now sidestep publication until the patent is awarded simply by certifying that they will not seek the same patent in a foreign country.

Sig Gissler, administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes, said after the announcements that "no award simply means that no entry achieved a majority of votes".