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But it would technically be temporary.

Unless Washington reaches a settlement, the government on Oct. 17 would technically be in default.

If Benitez reports on Tuesday, he would technically be showing up a week early.

Any deal would technically be struck between the management of Excite and the cable companies.

Any mechanic who darted across for a wrench would technically be invading a foreign country containing a high-security prison.

We would say "don't try this at home" but it would technically be much safer to try it at home.

He'd technically be considered obese.

"If James Holmes took someone's wallet after shooting all of those people, it'd technically be classified as a robbery, and [be] excluded from our data.

But many vendors simply triple the first offer in anticipation of this, which means you'd technically be getting a bad deal if you were to buy.

So since I'd technically been married to a covert Republican, it didn't seem like a huge leap to marry another one.

But not in a car, because (a) that would be irresponsible, as I'd technically been drinking, and (b) I don't know how to drive.