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If nuclear governance is to be successful and sustainable, it cannot be merely reactive, responding after the eruption of nuclear crises.

It cannot be merely assumed that the amendments were immaterial, and, in the absence of any proof of their nature and extent, the date of refiling, which was after they were made, must be taken as the time to which rights under the approved map relate.

He also tells us that it need not be a law that if R then C, though it cannot be merely coincidental.

It cannot be merely accepted as a fact of modern life.

Thus, the right of a group to determine the character and destiny of its collective life cannot be merely a summing together of individual rights of self-determination.

Europe also needs a common approach to managing its borders, which cannot be merely restricted to securing our frontiers.

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For example, it appears that infants' preference for singing over speech [26] cannot be merely attributed to the presence of the musical dimension [27] and may reflect a specific proclivity for singing-based mother-infant interactions.

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This suggests that the effect of folate deficiency on tumorigenicity cannot be merely explained by its effect on cell proliferation but rather by acting as an additional driving force enhancing the oncogene-induced transformation.

He argues that the association cannot be merely the product of chance; nor can it be caused by any part of the set of things that are both one and many.