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Some liberals say the gap can be closed only by equalizing the amount of money spent on educating whites and minorities.
We approach one that reeks of rancid tuna fish and attempt to push open the basement door, held closed only by a flimsy wire.
Alternatively, the glottis may initially be closed only by laryngeal muscle contraction without the help of flow (see Fig. 2A, 1) [10].
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Like so many important pieces of infrastructure in Britain, it has been privatized, sold off to foreign investors and operators but it continues in use, closed only occasionally by high winds and, as happened in 2009, by snow and ice dropping from the steel cables onto the carriageway beneath.
But the United Nations began by closing only on Christian holidays.
Some people can stay close only by making painful choices, and, as the standards of competition rise, those choices grow more painful still.
She lifted her blouse to reveal the kind of breasts that Arty believed were seen up close only by men who dealt cocaine or played professional football.
In each revolutionary stage, it becomes evident that the stage can come to a close only by means of certain specific solutions; moreover, these solutions are different from those that were applied to the problems of the preceding revolution.
Messedamm underpass may well be the most-widely used non-landmark location in film, run close only by Berlin's Kraftwerk Mitte, a former power station-turned-nightclub also used in The Hunger Games – it is the scene of Katniss's archery training.
In turn, she pointed out that America had far more room for refugees than Palestine, and was closed off only by its own obdurately excluding immigration laws.
The last picture of Jerome shows him propped immobile in a hospital bed, eyes closed, sustained only by a clutch of tubes and wires.
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