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Directly, anyway.The potential threat this time around is more interesting, but also almost certainly less severe.

McKinnon's Hillary is stiff and robotic, but also, almost at the very same time, full of sexuality and swagger.

Today, Mr. Davis has not only kicked his Web habit but also almost completely given up the medium.

Hickam, angry and confused, enters the mine to help his father but also, almost, to spite him.

But also, almost certainly, because poverty and low or negative growth are often symptoms of corrupt, incompetent government, which can provoke rebellion.

One of Harris's recurrent images is that of 'swimming on dry land', and his prose sometimes feels almost as hard as that - but also, almost as miraculous".

But it also almost ended there before it barely began.

But he also, almost always, tells stories that you feel you've heard before.

"They not only complement the beauty of the building but are also almost fully reversible for future potential owners".

The Steelers have complained about the field, but they also almost universally insist they do not want artificial turf.

His backup, Drew Stanton, played well, but he also almost had to leave the game when he was slammed to the ground in the fourth quarter.