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But the definition is insufficiently nuanced because  there are (at least) two ways of denying moral absolutes.

There will need to be because there are at least six Irishmen who will be playing for their World Cup places.

But I'm on the train anyway, for a day on the campaign trail, because there are at least two reasons why it's still interesting.

But the BBC and the publishers have yet to forge a sensible agreement because there are at least two outstanding questions: finance and editorial control.

The trial of the case began only in September and is expected to take years to complete because there are at least 196 suspects and more than 200 witnesses listed by prosecutors.

"A human epigenome project would be the equivalent of 250 human genomes, because there are at least 250 cell types in the body". Cheap sequencing may soon make that type of study possible, he says.

Because there's at least a 10-morals pileup awaiting you at your next N.F.L. viewing.

Well rein in that irritation for a second because there is, at least, precedence here.

When it was all over he felt elated because there was at last some excitement in his life.

For awhile, though, I forced myself to parrot conventional wisdom because there was at least a chance that it was true.

Wilson did not borrow from anyone when he wrote those reviews because there was, at the time, no one to borrow from.