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There's no confirmation of course that that really does represent the Obama administration thinking.

There's no proof, of course, that that difference affects girls' later perceptions that math is not their thing.

But Teddy wants what would make me happy, and he wants that for everybody in our family, so, you know, he loves the Senate, he's spent his whole life there, and I think has been one of the great senators in history, so of course, that, that kind of an example is inspiring, but I don't think he would be disappointed in any way.

Which is not to say, of course, that that's why he and his wife were photographed on a hill with the prime minister.

Proulx is an evocative stylist, but the book is more of an imaginative fantasia on Newfoundland than any sort of accurate representation of it – not, of course, that that's necessarily a bad thing.

On a comparative account of harm, bringing that child into existence does not harm that child – provided, of course, that that existence is not less than worth having.

It's preposterous, of course, not that that matters in modern Russia.

The problem, of course, is that that destruction is going to upend the lives of thousands of workers.

Of course, that is something that they want to avoid.

Of course, that means that empty property and farmland has yet to be taxed.

Of course, that assumes that fish-mad voters actually want the problem solved.