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So yes, it is an oversimplification to suggest that France or Germany are somehow obviously more "pro-life" overall than the United States, given the multiplicity of differences between our system and theirs.
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This new film, being more modest in its scope, and somehow less obviously extravagant, achieves more with its rhetorical flourishes and narrative display.
His was concentrated; he has obviously somehow gotten into the Orange County Republican Executive Committee database, and he has gotten that email, somehow, that I sent out, and he then acted on it.
Minnie gets into all sorts of trouble all over town, but she keeps coming back to Monroe, convinced that they can somehow make their obviously inappropriate relationship work.
Simon Russell Beale once joked, after taking a best actor award in a new play that didn't even win a nomination for its writer or director, that he had obviously somehow managed to give a good performance in a play that was badly written and incompetently staged.
It seemed largely an in-crowd, somehow tied to the obviously well-heeled sponsors, Hydra Ventures and the Koo Foundation.
"The likelihood is, if I'm somehow involved, I'd obviously not want to say anything that would involve me further," he said.
"It's been apparent that Howard Schultz has come to realize his organic vision for this coffee shop had somehow gone astray, and obviously he's taking stock of everything," said David Sonenberg, a talent manager who has represented several artists with music carried in Starbucks.
Mr. Corbijn obviously needed to somehow "explain" Joy Division.
It seemed obviously improved but somehow degraded, grimly utilitarian, intended to suggest the receding future vision of "RoboCop": automatic voices encased in armor.
Whatever the reasons, however, in recent years some of us have watched in horror as obviously bad ideas somehow sweep elite opinion.
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