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The events of February 1917 merit the name of Revolution because they were essentially spontaneous.

Because they were essentially asides, I wasn't able to use them in whatever I was writing, but I remembered them.

In the decision, Judge William H. Pauley III ruled that Fox Searchlight should have paid two interns on the movie "Black Swan," because they were essentially regular employees.

In this case, federal prosecutors argued that the quality of care was so substandard that Medicare and Medicaid should not have paid for the services because they were essentially worthless.

But Hitler, though irked, was dismissive of the triumphs of the African-Americans at the Games – of course they won golds, he told aides, because they were essentially animals, physically stronger than the "civilised whites".

She writes vividly about food and cooking, and it is worth remembering that when she first began to publish her stories, these domestic pursuits (unlike sexual relationships) were considered trivial and unworthy subjects for serious writers, largely because they were essentially female.

That's because they're essentially the same movie.

"And his design is really hard to solve, because they are essentially winged cucumbers".

The interviews are both illuminating and a little eerie, because they are essentially living wills.

Perhaps they get along so well because they are essentially different.

I promise not to spend too much time on walls, because they're essentially piles of stone.