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These elements – as well as an overt concern with the supernatural – make it superficially more similar to mainstream films.

"This strike marks a new era," he declared.There was, of course, enough to Mr Carey's claim to make it superficially plausible.

"Creams can hydrate those dead cells and make it superficially look a bit more healthy than it really is," says Martin Godfrey, head of R&D at Minerva Research Labs, the company behind Gold Collagen.

But there are times when you come across a story and say, "I don't want to turn this on its head to make it [superficially] different" -- or give it a haircut, as Duck Phillips would say.

Mr. Garrel's work projects a sweetness, an innocence, that makes it more superficially appealing than Pialat's violent outbursts or Eustache's taste for bitter paradox.

But civilisation has estranged us superficially from Nature, and towns make it possible for a man to live as if a millionaire could really produce all the necessities of life - food, drink, clothes, vehicles etc and then a tombstone".

What about a superficially much simpler way of cutting the generosity of pension tax relief, by simply making it a 20p in the pound relief for all pension savers, regardless of their highest tax rate?

Bo's charisma, pandering and height appealed to foreigners because it, superficially, made him seem like a Western politician.

It serves only to make these superficially authoritative figures more partisan.

Lenders often show inappropriate and overly complex products that contain hidden dangers, he claims, because it can make the hedge superficially more attractive, while also maximising the bank's own profit.

Every movement we make is superficially censored and then judged by our not-so-forgiving peers.