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But they were particularly genuine Monday.

It also builds to a jarring rewrite of the novel's ending that doesn't feel particularly genuine.

"When the oil industry starts threatening, people get scared even if a lot of those threats were not particularly genuine".

Most women had a particularly genuine ambivalence about the impending and future (work) role.

In a sense, it recognized the legitimacy of those aspirations, which was in the case of Republicanism, particularly, a genuine breakthrough.

Weak or otherwise, Holland haven't taken such a pasting at a major tournament before or since, and it would be unnecessarily curmudgeonly not to acknowledge England's tactically loose limbs and the worthiness of much of their work, particularly the genuine class evident in the build-up to both of Alan Shearer's goals.

Indeed, Adam remains generally sympathetic, particularly in showing genuine concern for Eve as she veers in and out of reality.

October 14 2011 This series at the 92nd Street Y is distinctive for a relaxed ambiance that makes the performances feel particularly vivid and genuine.

I argue this particularly since a genuine radical vision ought to be that our small island, whose populations are so intricately intermixed, should adopt some form of federative structure.

Without exception, every one of these men and women who are directly associated with MRFF have reported to me that Lt. Gen. Caslen today has a powerfully revised view of the world that particularly includes a genuine respect for plurality, diversity, and the dire national security implications of unbridled religious extremism in all of its poisonous and divisive forms.

And yet there is genuine wariness, particularly on the American side.