Or is the council, as writer and local resident Julie Burchill believes, merely being cynical?
They are, publishers believe, merely writer-ego builders, and the money spent on them would be better spent on other promotions.
A less surprising candidate for discerning Blu-ray resurrection is The Shop on the High Street (Second Run, 15), Ján Kádar and Elmar Klos's elegant, Oscar-winning Holocaust fable about the conflicted friendship between an elderly Jewish shopkeeper and the "Aryan controller" she believes merely to be her hired assistant.
Valaris (2011) argues that the transition from p to I believe that p is not a genuine inference, since it cannot be used in hypothetical contexts e.g., when one reasons from a premise one doesn't believe, merely to see what follows from it.
What had first attracted me to Buddhism was the Buddha's view that there was nothing one must -- or should -- believe merely because the Buddha said it.
This could be the image that people have of the shore, of a rich old place with old money, tainted by a group of MTV performers who, many believe, merely made their dough by going on TV and mocking Italian stereotypes.
This resurfacing phenomenon is now believed to merely reflect the macroscopic reappearance of a contiguous perineural tumour following confinement in a bone canal, rather than a true skip lesion that presumably disseminates via perineural lymphatic vessels.
But I am starting to believe that merely thinking about the price of gasoline can damage cognitive processing.
In fact, the allegations would indicate that the government believes not merely that the disclosure was inadequate, but also that it was deliberately false and misleading.
Yet even if you believe Giuliani merely slipped up, and that in fact he'd only been speaking with retired FBI agents, it wouldn't matter.
