"It's purely political, purely P.R.," said Bruce Bartlett, a conservative economist who worked in the administrations of President Ronald Reagan and the president's father, President George Bush.
"Developed societies are too purely visual," says Mr Neto.
"It's purely cynical," said Steven Greenberg, Mr. McCall's spokesman.
Mr. Al Ridi agreed -- purely, he said, because he needed cash.
The memorial team has no authority, and is purely advisory, said one of its coordinators, Ray Gastil.
Still, that equivalence "is purely hypothetical," said Ms. Booth, the Massachusetts environmental scientist.
"It's purely political," said the director of a multinational cinema chain.
Despite these and other parallels, any similarity is purely coincidental, say RexCorp and Rockefeller Center representatives.
"That was purely fortuitous," says Cable of his Kenyan experience, which lasted from 1966 to 1968.
"Purely administrative," said James Quinn of the firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges, who argued the players' case for the injunction.
