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Best moment Our win at Accrington Stanley purely because the win saw us gain promotion.

He says also that different standards are being applied, purely because the technology is labelled as GM.

I collect mainly 78rpm records, purely because the music I like – jazz, rhythm and blues, gospel, Jamaican and Trinidadian calypso – was all originally produced on that format.

Enlisted was the mature rookie upgrade Jeremy McGovern, a utility who spent time in defence purely because the forward line was crammed full of able talls.

The one thing neither of the Melbourne restaurants will boast, for now, is Michelin stars, purely because the group does not publish a guide to Australia.

They also appeal to an older audience, but I think it is purely because the storyline is so unique and opens the mind up to another world.

"Me and [assistant coach] Harvey Biljon were a bit nervous before the kick-off, purely because of the age of the players," he said.

They do so purely because, like the tale of the scorpion and the frog, it's their nature.

"We do not want elections purely because of the indisputable discord between the people and the government but because danger is stalking this country," he added.

The referral is limited purely because of the lack of territorial jurisdiction over the situation in Burma.

They had suspected Mr. Furrow purely because of the timing of the shooting and its location.