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(2) There was to be only a very much modified form of repayment obligation.

But there seems to be only a very partial correlation between economic anxiety and Trumpism, and a much stronger one between his supporters and residual racial suspicions.

"There is such strong public support within the US for Obama's efforts on climate change that I think this ruling will prove to be only a very temporary issue.

"But technology changes at a pretty high clip these days, and if we are now in the Farmer Gray days, it will be only a very short while until we are in the video game era".

Even if, for argument's sake, we don't ask what tens of thousands of police and paramilitary troops are doing in Lalgarh, and we accept the theory of Maoist "adventurism", it would still be only a very small part of the picture.

This can be attributed to the demand for less time complexity which prelimits the candidate points to be only a very small fraction of the points in the search window, consequently leaving the search with a great possibility of being trapped in local optima when processing violent motion.

It's only a very young lion.

Amis is only a very stark example.

But that was only a very hopeful hypothesis, he admitted.

There is only a very long walk: 1,500 miles.

Despite the increase in clouds, there is only a very slight chance of a passing shower.