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The threat to default was qualified with ifs and buts.
The statement allowed for potential meetings with Afghan officials, but that was qualified with a terse addition: "if needed".
An apology from Ed Balls about the role played by Labour's light-touch banking regulation in the financial crisis was qualified with a hefty nod to others' faults.
In his speech, a hint about tackling welfare fraud was qualified with anxious words for those in "genuine fear" of tests designed to catch cheats.
"But the money now is really the issue because Kevin was qualified with Wolfsburg for the Champions League and he was a key player and took the next step.
The process was qualified with definition of the forming-limit diagrams established with reference to three typical loading paths (histories of the injection and pressurisation).
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Intergrades of these reference groups can be qualified with principal qualifiers, while morphologic and lithologic characteristics can be presented with supplementary qualifiers.
A gene symbol can be qualified with any of 15 gene qualifier terms developed at CTD (e.g., "DNA," "promoter," "mRNA," "protein," etc).
His judgments are qualified with idiomatic self-deprecation – "maybe that's paranoia!", "Silly, isn't it".
The bad news is those sentences need to be qualified with the word "yet".
But in several cases their remarks were qualified with proposals for a rethink of Equitalia's powers and methods.
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