Sentence examples for was apparently free from inspiring English sources

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Only the CNT-FLT method was apparently free from separation problems.

Sigurd's tenure as earl was apparently free of the kin-strife that beset some other incumbents of this title and he was able to pursue his military ambitions over a wide area.

With the exception of one outlier study, in a meticulous review as noted above, Vieth found the equivalent of 50,000 IU/day did not cause hypercalcemia and was apparently free of serious short-term side effects.

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A rapper calling himself El General was apparently freed.

But they were apparently free to sign off on the new model when that didn't occur.

The press is apparently free to work in cahoots with government officials to take the country to war on false premises; and the sources a journalist is willing to go to jail to protect include government officials apparently engaged in disinformation campaigns.

Postage worldwide is apparently free.

Another button is for VOIP calls, which are apparently free.

"They are apparently free to call themselves pretty much anything: advisor, counselor, wealth manager," he adds.

So there you have it: one old law you're apparently free to break.

Therefore, we propose that the most logical application of this methodology is during the window in which patients are apparently free from residual disease, but who, based on prognostic indicators, will relapse with metastatic tumors.

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