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However smart and savvy the movie looks at first glance, this is basically yet another example of sentimental Hollywood Cancer: Adam pre-empts the traditionally understood byproducts of chemo by shaving his head and there seem to be no other serious symptoms, other than having to abandon sex with a super-hot girl in midstream because it's too painful.

That is basically true, yet it is not quite as extreme a contrast as we think.

At this point, my iPhone 6S is basically another limb.

Yet that is basically what the Yankees did today.

Yet this is basically how Baumeister and his colleagues defined happiness for the purpose of their study.

Yet it is basically a memoir, and she is actually searching and lively as she creates a portrait of a comic as a young woman.

Yet Ethel is basically a classical string quartet, and its concert of works by John King, Phil Kline and Julia Wolfe is part of Sonic Boom, a festival presented by the New York Consortium for New Music, which promotes contemporary classical music.

The film is basically, even outrageously partisan, and yet also undeniably powerful and effective, with hints of both Soviet severity and Hollywood flash (the movie earned Dragojevic a spell working in Hollywood).

The $700 billion figure is basically a placeholder, or, better yet, the worst-case-scenario figure Paulson could come up with to make sure his plan didn't fall short in the funding department.

Yet Pringles, which is basically dehydrated potato flakes that are rolled and then fried, was not universally loved.

Mayer believes that had Galileo been less pugnacious things would have worked out better for science; yet his argument is basically one of those "If you put it in context, threatening people with hideous torture in order to get them to shut up about their ideas was just one of the ways they did things then" efforts, much loved by contemporary historians.