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It would be solely an engineering and applied-science school.

But he said the session on Nov. 14 would be solely devoted to fixing the safe-haven law.

But he added: "Under current supreme court practice, the decision would be solely her own, with no appeal or other recourse".

But Linda from north London was furious with me, saying I had given natural birth a bad press and that if the rate of home births decreased it would be solely and utterly my fault.

A spokesman for the state party has said that any challenge to Senator McCain's access effort would be solely to "protect the integrity of the primary process" in New York.

Consensus was still elusive, he said, on whether the patrols would be solely Indian and Pakistani, as India desires, or whether foreign militaries would participate, as Pakistan would prefer.

But if I were a Jets fan, I'd be solely focused on one thing right now: They're not even going to try to draft Darren McFadden.

The United States would not be solely responsible for establishing a new government in Baghdad.

But it told the BBC its efforts would not be solely focused on trying to offer faster processors.

The Solidarity politician said Scotland would not be solely reliant on oil revenue, with its fishing and renewable energy industries providing valuable income.

A secondary hypothesis was that differences in subjective response would not be solely driven by differences in the incidence of extrapyramidal symptoms across treatment groups.