But he disputed the context, writing that "many [government] applications are altered prior to final submission or even held from final submission entirely, often after an indication that a judge would not approve them".
As we were researching something else entirely (often this is how the best ideas emerge) we noticed that a number of the single letter stocks have been beaten down pretty badly in recent months.
Many advocates of cryonics believe it will eventually eliminate death entirely, often citing the distance technology has already covered in a relatively short space of time (more than one interviewee referenced the fact CPR didn't exist 100 years ago).
The film is entirely ridiculous, often quite boring, with a script showing worrying signs of being cobbled together.
Since the war in 2006, Nasrallah has lived almost entirely indoors, often in concrete bunkers, venturing out rarely, lest the Israelis try to kill him.
If we needed further proof, beyond Woody Allen's "Crimes and Misdemeanors," that the bad guys win entirely too often, THE PLAYER (1992) is it.
While money was poured almost entirely into (often inelegant) construction, Maxxi's collection and programming, not to mention its bare-bones though top-flight staff, have had to scrape by with what was left.
The pitcher launched his projectile, a bright pink ball known as a spaldeen, and the batters, squinting into the sun, swung their narrow sticks, missing entirely, more often than not.
Staying off the road entirely is often unpractical, but travelers can still take precautions.
Exposed databases and user data can be easily found, yet are entirely preventable — often simply by setting a password.
I learned, fast, that if I wanted to be taken seriously or heard at all - if I wanted to ensure that random, entirely unsolicited, often threatening sexual advances wouldn't happen - I'd best pick a male name, online.
