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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was merely over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has simply ended or concluded without any additional significance. Example: "After weeks of anticipation, the event was merely over, leaving everyone feeling a bit deflated."
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The binding of this aptamer pool to the target-containing resin was merely over 600-fold higher when compared to empty resin (Fig. 1b).
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Of course, the young star's appearance has been the topic of much debate, which prompted Jenner to recently admit to getting lip injections after months of speculation and claims that she was merely over-lining her lips.
They may be merely over the moon about Tiger Woods, the first golfer to win four consecutive major professional championships.
One potential problem with de Queiroz's attempt to unify the species category is that proponents of other species concepts would disagree with de Queiroz's assertion that their disagreements are merely over evidence for the numbers and boundaries of species.
But the constant barrage of new bills being drawn up in an attempt to pass discrimination into law because of the words of the Bible continues to open a wound that I'm learning was merely scabbed over, never fully healed.
Collingwood did have a hearing with the match referee, Javagal Srinath, but that was merely about England's slow over-rate.
A statement read: "Having spoken with the player, manager Gary Johnson is satisfied that the gesture was not aimed at the Yeovil Town bench and was merely an over exuberant celebration".
But what she took to be the Verrazano was merely a bump over the Gowanus Canal.
His lawyer said the case was merely a dispute over a commission and should not have been handled by a criminal court.
Pointing to the velocity on his fastball, which has been consistently in the low 90's, Astacio claimed he was healthy and was merely leaving pitches over the plate.
His lawyer, Mo Shaoping, told the BBC that it was merely a dispute over a commission and should not have been handled by a criminal court (the BBC's interview with Mr Mo is here, in Chinese).The sentence is the same as that being served by Liu Xiaobo, who was convicted of subversion in December 2009.
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