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Did he? Technically, yes, though his knowledge of the game is suspect.

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But what, then, did he intend Technically, this film is at least as good as any that Mr Tarantino has made, and richer than any of them in incongruous humour, cinematic insider references and graphic violence.

"Technically, it can be done," he said.

The glittering commercials career delayed the move into features, but meant that once he did arrive he was technically fully formed.

The President contended then, and continues to maintain, that he did not technically lie because the activities he engaged in with Ms. Lewinsky did not fit the definition of sexual relations used in the trial.

While he did not technically declare victory because the polls had yet to close on the West Coast, he said he had received "a very gracious" telephone call from his only Democratic rival, former Senator Bill Bradley.

President Clinton has pleaded with an Arkansas disciplinary panel not to take away his law license, arguing that he has been a good public servant and insisting again that he did not technically lie before a federal judge, according to court papers filed by his opponents.

Nixon excuses himself on the ground that he did nothing "technically" wrong.

While Edmund S. Muskie finished ahead of all other candidates, he did not technically win.

The European poll gives Renzi the blessing at the ballot box that he did not technically need but whose absence was felt keenly by some voters.