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And better, perhaps, than he did before Wednesday.

Conover actually became a prison guard -- more fully, perhaps, than he had intended.

Addressing the issue more directly perhaps than he ever has, Mr. Putin described what he called the "very harsh, black periods" of Soviet history -- the Stalin-era purges.

When Candidate Obama talked about changing the tone of American politics, he meant it earnestly more, perhaps, than he meant anything else.

This is a man in a room, crouched behind the camera, readying his shot, far away from home, not completely happy, but happier perhaps than he would be elsewhere.

In an essay on Saul Bellow, from 2000, Roth wonders if, at the outset of his career, "Bellow shied away from seizing Chicago as his because he didn't want to be known as a Chicago writer, any more, perhaps, than he wanted to be known as a Jewish writer".

The photo of Kerry "serving" conveyed nothing about him, other than perhaps that he needed bifocals.

But even more telling, perhaps, than what he has revealed is the fact that it was he who revealed it.

Orman matters, perhaps more than he knows.

We like Mr. Letterman, perhaps more than he likes himself.

Mr. Foner knows Johnson better than most, and perhaps more than he would like.