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It's an awful thing to make a truly tragic mistake, one that costs many lives.

We can make a truly free choice only if we have all salient information.

And others argue that prisoners are simply unable to make a truly voluntary consent.

But the last president to make a truly robust call for sacrifice was ridiculed for it.

When Apple was too greedy and stupid to make a truly low-cost Macintosh?

I went in trying to make a truly biblical story about giant insects.

The vagaries of individual bettors and special information acquired by certain large bettors often make a truly balanced book impossible.

She is the right choice to lead Britain in a challenging period and will make a truly outstanding prime minister".

It's the "creepy psychological terror one"; an intricate romp jammed with ideas that make a truly cinematic piece of drama.

In its current state, the Power House would make a truly gorgeous rust-belt backdrop for a post-apocalyptic film.

Now, a tainted presidential election later, and with efforts to make a truly multiethnic government foundering, the sheen is off the shimmery fur headwear.