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A conservatively dressed couple walked by, gave me a strange look, and didn't respond to my evening greeting, but, indeed, the steps were counted.

But, indeed, the real Joy Davidman, a spirited Jewish matron from Westchester who had been impressed by Lewis's books, was not delicate and transcendent but foulmouthed, passionate, a little embarrassing.

Party officials still shudder at the scandal of cash for peerages, which cast a stain, and are rightly mindful of sticking scrupulously to not just the letter of the law but indeed the spirit of the law.

Piazza, New York Catcher is entirely atypical of not just that record (it was also recorded separately, back up in Glasgow), but indeed the entire Belle and Sebastian catalogue.

But indeed, the salary settlement period such as monthly salary and weekly salary is not a time system naturally made by the economic system but a system made by social time, which operates in the economic system.

But indeed that is the point.

This does not refer to banal simplification, but indeed to the exclusion principle: the mandatory requirement for reduced complexity.

Instruction designed specifically for IPS using the WWW for searching information is rare but indeed addresses the problematic skills.

Here, we present a top-down structural identification method that is not only applicable to nonlinear biomolecular networks, but indeed requires the network under study to be nonlinear.

Recent entry has been all but futile; indeed, the company with the second largest share, Yahoo, is leaving the market.