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Perhaps understandably, the only thing that seems to be wrong with Johnson today is an advanced case of bemusement.

Our candidates are understandably preoccupied with the only species that votes, but I suggest some perspective on the consequences of ignoring all the others.

The added 30 minutes were understandably tense, with the only chance of note coming when Foderingham smothered a close range effort from Donaldson.

My girlfriend and I were, apart from the overzealous doormen and the understandably bored barstaff, the only punters there.

Understandably, only the optimists get a pass from the hyper-vigilant emotional etiquette police of Twitter.

But the trans community is understandably sensitive, having only just started to overcome the dreadful media portrayals it endured for so long.

For a striker who understandably plays only between the width of the penalty area, he is making very little effort to adapt and attack the few deliveries that are coming in.

Sacks was understandably indignant – this was not the only time that his ebullient personality would collide with British reserve.

Perhaps understandably, some citizens think the royal family is the only thing that gives their country an independent identity.

But West understandably doubled and he backed up that decision with the only winning defense.

Understandably, the Obama administration is trying to fill this leadership void the only way it can -- through regulatory changes.