Of course, it meant nothing of the sort because if Iverson were truly remorseful, merely unsuspecting of how his gangsta lyrics were going to play, he would have ordered the recording label, Universal, to pull or restructure the song in question.
Otherwise, they would not be truly red, but merely a bluff".
And so, ironically, while much of the world worries that a fast-rising China is about to eat its lunch, a growing number of Chinese worry that their country has a fatal flaw — that the one-party state is not truly strong, but merely brittle.
Contrasting HCT, Acemoglu and Pischke (1999b) hold that such training yields externalities, because it is not truly specific, but merely de facto specific and technologically general, meaning that in case of separation future employers may benefit from the investment.
De occulta philosophia and De vanitate are not truly opposed but merely represent two different applications of an intellectual system founded on religious wisdom, the wisdom brought back into a corrupt and fallen world by Christ (Lehrich 2003: 86, 215).
Consider whether your spouse is truly addicted or merely just likes to place the game.
I believe that human interaction will never truly die, but gaming is merely a pseudo human interaction and people aren't technically "friends" with the people they met online.
But were its decisions truly dishonest, or merely poor?
These things, critics argue, are not truly intellectual property but merely translations to allow interoperability.
To take the Meno problem as an illustration on this score, no-one would surely want to hold that knowledge is always of more (overall) value than mere true belief, since there are bound to be cases in which it would better for you, all things considered, to merely truly believe p than to know p (as when knowing p would kill you, say, but merely truly believing p would win you the lottery instead).
For that, justice must be truly democratic, not merely reserved for the powerful.
