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But his opponents have claimed over the last few years that he has secretly accumulated over $40bn while in office and is therefore actually Russia's richest man.

The resulting "Global Resource Supply Vulnerabilities" map (Fig. 3) is, therefore, actually a composite of three underlying maps.

The "theoretical reduction" beloved of Logical Empiricists is therefore actually more like replacement of one theory and its ontology by another.

Each species is actually informed by a contrary, and the genus is actually present in each as a whole; hence it is actually informed by one contrary in one species and by the other in the other; since it is wholly one and the same in each, it is therefore actually informed by contraries, and the contradiction results.

To speak of an association of betweenness and selection is therefore actually to suggest that betweenness, a measurable quality, also represents an underlying biological feature.

Under conditions of high phosphate availability, incorporation of sulfur was therefore actually repressed and by this way incorporation of P seemed to be actively promoted.

"I walk round a corner and there's a guy eating a massive pie in full vampire makeup, and he goes: 'Alright, Ruta,' and I'm like, 'ARGH!'" I sweep the room one last time for Del Toro, only for Miles to explain that he's mainly involved remotely and is, therefore, not actually here.

Its chief argument is that much in emotional and sexual life that is generally regarded as abnormal and is therefore commonly hidden actually inheres within the very structure of the nervous system.

In a sense, I don't mind at all saying that actually a Liberal approach to crime that cuts crime is therefore tougher.I am actually impeccably temporal on the whole criminal justice stuff; politics is very much the art of emphasis, it is very much about the words you use, the adjectives and the adverbs you use.

In this case, blaming the markets actually is therefore blaming the alarm for the fire, and measures to control spread volatility like measures to prevent fire casualties by removing the alarms.

It is, therefore, not only possible, but actually easy to use other models than logistic regression to analyze cross-sectional (or longitudinal) data with binary outcomes, the advantage being the prevalence (or cumulative incidence) ratio as the measure of association, more interpretable and easier to communicate, especially to non-epidemiologists.