"There are some findings that are merely just conclusions and I find no basis for them," Judge Edwards said.
One of his early rambling e-mails said, "It would be nice if someone focused on the truth rather than merely just making me look foolish".
'Is it possible that you've lost it?' … They have been rung back on so many occasions to try and persuade them that, in fact, they were mistaken and no violence was used, it merely just slipped from their bag".
For a powerless minor, miles off screen, the episode on which either or both of their parents featured is not merely just another of Kyle's repeatedly trumpeted 2,000-plus 2,000-plus
Or merely just great customer service.
It's also clear that in some cases, petitions are merely just more examples of slacktivism.
In other newer markets throughout the U.S. and continental Europe, they're merely just one competitive choice among many and should be welcomed.
The Old Deferentialist position is that science progressed inductively by accumulating true theories confirmed by empirical evidence or deductively by testing conjectures against basic statements; while the New Cynics position is that science has no epistemic authority and no uniquely rational method and is merely just politics.
As noted above, one persistent rationale for excluding the family from norms of justice is that its natural relations of affection and trust are superior to merely just relations and likely to be threatened by construing the family in terms of justice (Hegel 1821, §75, §161A; Sandel 1982, 31 35).
