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Authority is devolved from expertise to the data and thus, ultimately, to the patient.

These were financed before the competitions were even announced, and thus ultimately built.

The pursuit of excellence would bring blacks an economic currency in the larger world, and thus, ultimately, respect and equality.

His doctoral research investigated the limits to the rate of photosynthesis in leaves, and thus, ultimately, of plant growth.

Thus, ultimately, there was a price to pay for imperial glory.

As in the films of Fellini, Truffaut or Kusturica, even their most outrageously inappropriate behaviour is presented as human above all – and thus ultimately both tragic and familiar.

Democracy can be seen as a set of practices and principles that institutionalise and thus ultimately protect freedom.

Maybe it's not that the odd ones are odder, but that dull, safe, and thus ultimately unelectable choices are underrepresented at this stage.

Both the ethnic identity and political organization of the Tonga are thus ultimately the products of British attempts to administer them.

Pakistanis – and here is something which truly unites all of them – believe that America supports India, and that Kashmir is thus ultimately lost to them.

Reagan narrowly lost that primary and thus, ultimately, the nomination.