The letter, published by Vaz, a Labour MP, on his website, claimed terror police were complicit in the radicalisation and continued: "Plainly, by the NECTU [North East Counter Terrorism Unit] allowing this contact they have been complicit in the grooming and radicalising of the women".
Plainly, Mr. Diaz will continue behave just as he has written in his book; ignoring or white washing the messy reality of history.
In their letter, prosecutors said Mr. Ricco's comments were "misleading" because deliberations were continuing and the jury "plainly has not yet accepted or rejected any theory".
Hawkish voices at the Fed argue that, with unemployment below 6% and hiring continuing at a torrid pace, it is plainly time to start raising interest rates.
Continuing reports of detainee abuse in post-conflict Iraq are plainly not in the interests of a country that will continue to station tens of thousands of troops in Iraq as mentors and advisers.
Greece is effectively shut out of markets and so long as it's plainly insolvent it will continue to be.
Plainly, brilliant engineers will continue to push the envelope in technology, but that means most of us have to find other ways to make a living.
Add to these continuing repercussions the high rates of violence, murder, and illness, and you are left with a city that plainly and obviously needs time and space and resources to heal.
What's more, King plainly articulated the reality that continues to plague American society 40 years after his death.
As that conversation now continues without her, it plainly will be different from what American voters have grown accustomed to.
