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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'but only it' is not grammatically correct as it is.
You could replace 'but only it' with 'but it alone' or 'but it only'. For example: There are many different ways to prepare pizza, but it alone can be used to create a delicious dish.
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The bastard offspring is keeping the old bugger alive, but only, it seems, to enjoy its demise.
But only, it seems, on the question of voting.
Acupuncture may make a difference, but only, it seems, with regular treatments — which are not inexpensive.
True enough — but only, it would seem, in a small handful of places like Botswana.
The British government restored direct rule in Northern Ireland, but only, it hoped, for the weekend.
They do, very rarely, engage in sex but only, it has been suggested, during times of stress.
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The DUP is pledged to scupper the whole peace deal, and it thinks that it can displace Mr Trimble's UUP as the main voice of unionism in the province.In the meantime the DUP has agreed to take up positions in the power-sharing executive but only, it says, to cause maximum disruption.
But if only it had.
Mix it together but only until it is just combined.
But only if it is spent wisely.
But only if it's a girl.
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