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Illegitimacy, crime, joblessness — these are not merely the much debated pathologies of a black underclass, Murray finds.

Overall I've never enjoyed cycling this much, not merely with the 13 model, but in overcoming all kinds of mental and physical challenges.

Against his daughter-in-law he did not dare to invent this much; he merely censured her insolent tongue and defiant spirit, amid the panic-stricken silence of the Senate, till a few who had no hope from merit (and public calamities are ever used by individuals for interested purposes) demanded that the question should be debated.

"We were not merely obviously much too clever," Woolf wrote of his college friends.

Still, in many ways, last week's work merely removed much of the legislative underbrush.

The House then sent the Senate a funding bill that would merely delay much of Obamacare for one year.

They would try to decide what intelligence in humans is really for, not merely how much of it there is.

The numbers will reveal not merely how much they are raising, but how much they are spending and where they are spending it.

But Weight Watchers is a more natural transplant to a country proud of its cuisine: it does not dictate what clients eat, merely how much of it.

Children do have to be taught, and cyberbullying is merely a (much) more extreme form of the face-to-face bad behavior of past generations.

The function of umpires will eventually become merely aesthetic, much like the bikini models who hold up cards saying "Round 1" in boxing".