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That decision, however, does not genuinely aid their argument.

It is a bloc that sees Mitt Romney's failure to defeat Obama as an example of what happens when you run a moderate who has to espouse rightwing views he does not genuinely hold instead of a true conservative candidate.

Experience does not genuinely have an act-object structure.

One does not genuinely treat others as equals if one insists on imposing principles on them that they cannot reasonably accept, even if this imposition takes place against the background of egalitarian decision making processes.

He does not genuinely identify as a woman, in any way, at any time.

But I try to intercept any affection to which my child does not genuinely and enthusiastically respond.

I don't hire anyone who doesn't genuinely share that motivation, no matter how good they are on paper.

But, look, of course Abbott doesn't genuinely believe that people smugglers are evil.

Andy Walsh of Imusa said: "We put forward a number of options, but it was quite obvious that the FA did not genuinely want to find a solution.

Michael H. Sussman, a lawyer for the N.A.A.C.P., said the city and state did not genuinely believe that correcting disparities between white and minority students was a worthy goal.

Three counterproposals from the union were dismissed by the league because, Commissioner Gary Bettman said, they either took several years to reach a 50-50 revenue split or did not genuinely offer a 50-50 split.