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He never did lose control, or even so much as smudge textures in Beethoven's rapid passagework.

Even with someone so ordinary as Harry, or even so obnoxious, he's always sympathetic.

No learned man doth now talk, or even so much as cough, save only in German.

But we rightly don't trust ourselves this far — or even so far as to make frequent use of national referendums.

Here is another question: Why did no one ever complain to the service or even so much as speak to me about what I'd done?

They are often incomplete, fragmentary or even, so to speak, radically unfinished: you can't imagine them working any better if they had continued to a conclusion.

Avedon, who would later become The New Yorker's first staff photographer, in 1992, made a point of focussing on unique characteristics or even so-called flaws in women.

One possible way to achieve brain-like computer is to simulate the behaviours and connections between biological neurons inside the human brain using conventional computers or even so-called supercomputers, replying on the recent progress of the software algorithms.

Matches generally begin in late afternoon or evening so that at least a portion of them are played under floodlights at night to maximize the television audience for worldwide broadcasts.

Please contact me by phone or e-mail during the day or evening, so we can schedule a time to discuss things further.

Well, more or less – "Even so, he found one waiting for him when he arrived at Taunton station".