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Appearances, of course, are often deceiving.

Judges, of course, are often asked to weigh in on complicated matters that are beyond their area of expertise.

Those fractions of a second, of course, are often when the dog darts off or the child's smile becomes a frown.

So restoring differentials would roughly double the direct cost of the minimum wage.Surveys and reality, of course, are often quite different.

(The religious values of love and forgiveness, of course, are often contradicted or overwhelmed by political tactics evoking hate, fear or vengeance).

Campaigns, of course, are often populated with bright young people who are valued for their enthusiasm, their stamina and their willingness to sleep on futons.

The river's course is often constricted by gorges.

The same thing, of course, was often said of Al Gore.

The best writing, of course, is often the opposite of instantaneous.

Once the event is over, the course is often open to the public, conditions permitting.

However, in such cases an introductory microeconomics course is often still the best place to start.