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But prosecutors, they said, must prove not merely that defendants did something wrong, but that defendants committed the very specific wrongs with which they were charged.

Mr. McCain will have to prove not merely that he can keep to the physical rigors of his schedule and fend off investigations of his ties to lobbyists and developers.

The Justice Department has already argued in New York that the phone records collection cannot be challenged in court unless litigants can prove not merely that their phone data was collected but that it was analyzed by NSA, a standard that would make the program unreviewable since the analysis occurs in secret.

(His admission of not having "a head for details" proves not merely flip but monstrous).

The event, it is claimed, proves not merely the actual superiority of Soviet science, but the inherent superiority of the communist system.These vast sums have not been extracted from Russia's spartan economy just to satisfy eager boffins.

If the Coalition considers Iraq's sovereignty an overarching goal it is going to have to prove it, not merely assert it.

Thus, "First Class" proves itself not merely an incredible film, but an incredible work of American historical fiction.

The limits on any such realization may prove to be not merely ideological: Critical Theory is also interested in those social facts and circumstances that constrain the realization of the ideal democracy and force us to reconsider its normative content.

Now the onus is on Strachan and the players to prove this was not merely a positive blip, but a sign that they're learning and improving and that Scotland can once again be a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.

Match report: Poland 1-0 NOfthern Irelittlef little surprise to anybody, Gareth Bale was rather good but Chris Coleman's team proved they are not merely about one man.

But Egypt's rulers proved unexpectedly stubborn; not merely because they loathe Islamists, but because they feared, perhaps rightly, that Israel had intended all along to foist Gaza and its troubles onto them, perpetuating the truncation of the putative Palestinian state.