With this selection process, we avoid falsely attributing roots to positive correlations that originate from merely same-sign structures.
Astonishingly, a little inquiry proves that the library not only still keeps records of all the books that Burr and Hamilton borrowed (and, mostly, returned) but also has many of the books themselves — not merely the same titles, but the exact same books that Hamilton and Burr handled and thumbed and read and learned from.
But if what the government launches is merely the same con of a consultation, with the same leading questions and non-choices, democracy will be no better served than it was the first time round.
The top four are merely the same dinners slightly shuffled.
Television news is not merely the same news delivered in a different way.
The Better Care Fund is merely the same process mandated from government but, crucially, without any additional resources.
The worlds in which different societies live are distinct worlds, not merely the same world with different labels attached.
I wondered if death is merely the same deal — life interrupted then rebooted as some Kafkaesque journey with several checkpoints.
When it comes to BSF, says Humpheys, Quinn is emphatically not looking for merely "the same but nicer".
Critics of the project — black and white — see merely the same old development debate, punctuated by what they describe as a cynical race ploy.
The Citizens Budget Commission, a business-backed fiscal watchdog, estimates that if the union achieves merely the same 4 percent raise given to other unions, the next mayor will face a $4 billion hit in the first year.
