And as far as whether the so-called gender gap settles in or settles down, it's merely too soon to tell for the general election cycle.
Don't follow the crowd - those who do that are merely too shy to do what they want to do and instead do what is culturally accepted.
Rather than being a cause of the problem, Mr. Davis was merely an all-too-visible symptom.
Regulation, too, was merely a conspiracy of the big guys against the little.
(You may know it from Rachmaninoff's Variations on a Theme of Corelli, though Corelli, too, was merely a borrower).
Mr. Lazio, campaigning today in Watertown, N.Y., insisted that he, too, was merely operating under the agreed-upon rules.
The report, however, does not clear up whether Mr. Cunningham knew otherwise, or whether he, too, was merely passing on bad information.
The British resident at Amarapura, the Myanmar capital, was forced to leave in June 1837, and Tharrawaddy refused to deal with his successor in 1838 because he too was merely a representative of the Indian governor-general.
The Clinton campaign remained bullish about its chances in Michigan, insisting that its decision to make a last-minute trip to the state, and dispatch President Obama there too, was merely the product of taking no votes for granted.
As a consequence, no sample planning was possible, leaving the researcher in the dark whether a significant result indicates a model deviation of substantial interest or was merely the consequence of too large a sample.
