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The rulers of ancient Egypt were not always male, or even always Egyptian.

One is whether responses are sometimes (or even always) modified by their consequences.

Of course, as a political scientist, I'm not naive enough to think that it possible (or even always desirable) to keep political and policy deliberations separate.

You don't have to love him, the more effective parts of her speech implied, or relate to him, or even always necessarily agree with him.

While it is not necessary, or even always desirable, for the gallery and theater programs to coincide, the potential to create true interdisciplinary events is both appealing and challenging.

Years of watching boys play has undeniably changed the way I feel about all of this, to the point where the idea of squishing all the fightiness out – denying them the expression of something I don't understand or even always like but which I cannot deny – makes me unexpectedly sad.

But to pretend that a reward is always (or even ever) commensurate with the amount of work one does is to misconstrue how the world works.

On the assumption that this minimal requirement has to be satisfied by any adequate semantic theory, is implementation always, or even ever, semantic interpretation?

Suppose, nonetheless, that it is true that in general (or perhaps even always), that speakers do make commitments when asserting.

We say a GDD with three groups is even, odd, or mixed if the sizes of the non-empty intersections of any of its blocks with any of the three groups is always even, always odd, or always mixed.

A group divisible design (GDD) with three groups and block size 4 is called even, odd, or mixed if the sizes of the non-empty intersections of any of its blocks with any of the three groups are always even, always odd, or always mixed.