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Like many of Ms. Reza's works, Adam's story is basically a sort of stream-of-consciousness monologue.

This is likely because it's performing a machine vision process on the text - basically, a sort of real-time OCR, which then gets bunched into words, and then sentences, and then translated.

It's basically a sort of state-changing material that can take impact much like Silly Putty.

Meanwhile, Spotify will offer a free "Shuffle" service – basically a sort of Internet radio – for Android and iOS smartphones.

Binaural drugs are basically a sort of mind-altering, pseudo drug of the future.

He also told them his diary and the plans in it were "hypothetical, just thoughts and feelings", and that he showed it to a mental health worker, the entries acting as "basically a sort of therapy".

Angry and vengeful, Shuyin wants to destroy the world and with it any fear of people dying unnecessarily in war (that's some good logic there, sport) and so he unleashes Vegnagun – basically a sort-of-sentient weapon of mass destruction.

I see it basically as a sort of opera.

"Early on in this process Eric and I both said: 'Look, if you really want to transform health care, you basically build a sort of health-care economy around the data that relate to people'," Mr Mundie explains.

So basically, we had a sort of comedy of errors that could very easily have been a tragedy.

So, basically, they have a sort of reasonable plot about once every three episodes, and then they figure in other people's plots for the other ones, and that seems to keep the balance going.