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(We're also happy that the Justice Department, in its opposition to the suit, solely argued against it on procedural grounds -- they did not substantively come out in favor of legalization to the Solicitor General).

"Substantively, they came away with so little," said Watson.

More substantively, "liberal" education came to be defined not as an end in itself but as a means to achieving professional status.

He may not have come away with all he wanted substantively.

"I think McCain is beginning to come across as stylistically Dole and substantively Bush, and I can't imagine a worse combination to go into a general election in a year when people want change".

White said the digital divide was a "core priority" for Ofcom, adding that that the investment required would come "partly from the taxpayer but we hope more substantively it's investment in the private sector".

However, it is perhaps the ephemera that substantively evidences their friendship: a telegram from Coco to Marion in South East Asia urging her to come home because she misses her, a photograph of the two women laughing together on the balcony of Chanel's holiday home in Lausanne, and more".

Such camaraderie doesn't come from weak calls for cooperation commonplace among our lawmakers, but from new movements that substantively realign political and cultural affinities.

Beyond the stimulus, how do you assess the president's economic record? Substantively, I think Obama's first term will be remembered for one huge domestic policy accomplishment — health care reform — which will help the country for generations to come.

It is that no market mechanism has ever substantively improved income distribution; the adjusting force came from political intervention in the form of war, revolution or independence movements which shrunk the size of total assets in developed countries.

Substantively, there were two bits of news that came from the president's remarks.