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The government, elected after all on a promise not to raise taxes, has, strictly speaking, kept its word.
Because of the many etiological factors involved, multifactorial diseases are not, strictly speaking, the sole result of hereditary transmission.
While not, strictly speaking, a plant, several specimens of squid stinkhorn fungus Pseudocolus schellenbergiae attracted interest.
Why did both card designers tag the architecture in this landscape with encryptions of Irishness that are not, strictly speaking, accurate?
More strictly speaking, the word nebula should be reserved for gas and dust clouds and not for groups of stars.
Here again Alter's version is more literary and, strictly speaking, more accurate.
The question of interest concerns whether, strictly speaking, these arcs form a circle.
Fronds are, strictly speaking, elaborate compound leaves, attached to the stem by a petiole.
The map is not, strictly speaking, a cordiform projection, but rather the artist's creative design.
It was in this state of affairs that the police committed excesses which strictly speaking were impermissible in law.
But the property rights system described here is not, strictly speaking, a commons.
But indeed it is only strictly speaking that something is amiss, only if the allegorical content of each personification must be taken seriously.
In this spirit of forthrightness, I feel I must tell you that, strictly speaking, I'm not supposed to leave the castle without my entourage.
That is why he was not approached to give his opinion, as he, strictly speaking, is not a resident or property owner on Grave Lane.
That being said, this fortunate state of affairs strictly speaking owes nothing to the author of the violence committed against me.
A quibbler might point out that some artists in the exhibition are not, strictly speaking, Pop Artists.
These are not strictly speaking advances but rather reimbursements of expenditure already incurred by Member States.
It is not strictly speaking a rifle with cylinder, but well a revolver rifle.
Choir members will find this option interesting, even if their choral singing is not strictly speaking Karaoke.
Nevertheless this viability is not, strictly speaking, compliant with the guidelines because it depends on other state aid.
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Someone providing their opinion is not, strictly speaking, consenting to their personal data being published under this particular piece of law.
Heading for a world that is, strictly speaking, unsustainable, is like going into a dead end.
Although Maurice is mentioned prominently on a website called Speed Trap Exchange, the wincers would say that, strictly speaking, Maurice does not operate a speed trap.
This control measure goes beyond the classification framework strictly speaking, but it is a management control which we deem important.
However, strictly speaking this was not a condition for clearance of the advance.
Since the European Community is endowed with own resources, there are not strictly speaking any contributions by the Member States.
It offers us the fundamental notion of a contract strictly speaking, and of a perpetual contract by destination.
Genome Canada is not there to take a stand, strictly speaking, on ethical matters because we do not have the information.
That's why, strictly speaking, the pension benefits paid out to our members must be understood as deferred salary.
Therefore, we use the same methods as a strictly speaking information pirate.
Guests, who spend the night with us, can reach their rooms only via the hall and staircase that strictly speaking are inside the enclosure.
A linen shirt, for example, is, strictly speaking, not a necessary of life.
It wasn't, strictly speaking, a gazpacho, as the peppers were cooked, but a wonderful chilled starter and an inspired marriage with the crab, avocado and unadvertised prawns.
However, strictly speaking, they are addressed only to those States which are party solely to the Universal Copyright Convention, i.e. one State.
It is still possible to find real jewels in the Parisian countryside, private family chateaux which, while not strictly speaking hotels, are happy to accommodate guests.
Under certain legal systems possession is not strictly speaking a right in the sense attributed to that term.
Bolton Abbey is perhaps Wharfedale's most famous landmark, however, strictly speaking this name relates only to the attractive village adjacent to the ruins of Bolton Priory.
What you are saying is that, strictly speaking, a proof is valid if it is written out in predicate calculus and has the right structure according to the rules of logic.
Indeed, strictly speaking, no such information will ever logically entail that there is an external world, in anything like the way we normally imagine.
These have also been coded as zero to denote missing data, though strictly speaking their failure to reply is more indicative of the question not being applicable to them.
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Where every episode is presented as in a dramatic present, there can, strictly speaking, be no anticipatory passages or passages of exposition, for there is no fixed line from which to divagate.
Although the organisation is, strictly speaking, a development and not an emergency relief agency, distinctions like that pale when faced with the scale of such a disaster.
This particular hillside is locally referred to as Wet Rain Hill, though strictly speaking the name also applies to the entire hill on which the village is built.
In the case of homonymy it could be argued that we are dealing, strictly speaking, with two different words which happen to share the same phonological form.
And the likelihood is Daho must have been satisfied with what he heard because, strictly speaking, Réévolution sounds more like a 'best of Daho' compilation than a brand new album.
However, this research has found that there are also a number of organizations which are not strictly speaking recruitment agencies, but are providing some of the same services on a profit or non-profit basis.
In one, each farm is constructed specifically for demonstration purposes, and although selling into the commercial markets, is not strictly speaking a commercial enterprise.
We may produce whole reams of fine words and give the impression that we are doing something worthwhile, but that is not strictly speaking the case.
Although significant, this aid is not strictly speaking a Community policy as such since the Rome Treaty does not provide for any specific instruments to harmonize and coordinate national cooperation policies.
This is not an airport expansion project, strictly speaking, but rather a redevelopment and modernization project, following on years and years of neglect by Transport Canada, in a manner of speaking.
Though, strictly speaking, only Loose Woman is a volume of poetry, all three books are comprised of lyrical vignettes.
The Special Rapporteur noted that, as was the case with a number of the provisions in the second half of the draft articles, draft article 8 was, strictly speaking, superfluous because of its expository nature.
While their interest does not, strictly speaking, amount to beneficial ownership, neither is its nature completely exhausted by the concept of a personal right.
Another handicap is that the world financial crisis is not, strictly speaking, the ideal context for raising the funds needed to modernise the Turkmen energy infrastructures and build new gas pipelines.
However, strictly speaking Spain is not a federalism, but a decentralized administrative organization of the state.
Though often characterized as a federation of monarchs, the German Empire, strictly speaking, federated a group of 26 states.
Since Absolution is a return to the forgiveness given in baptism, strictly speaking there are only two sacraments.
The two main vegetables for this recipe are tomatoes and peppers. Well, strictly speaking, tomatoes are a fruit.
From what we have shewn it is a manifest Consequence, that the Ideas of Space, Outness, and things placed at a distance are not strictly speaking, the Object of Sight.
In fact, he isn't strictly speaking the Buddha at all but a Chinese deity called Budai, Hotei in Japanese, who represents contentment and good fortune.
Examples from Classical Literature
I am the plainest woman in England, bar none.6 Even in youth I was not, strictly speaking, voluptuously lovely.
The colewort, strictly speaking, is a plant distinct from the other varieties of Cabbage.
A rule which, strictly speaking, is not outraged by the digressive exclamations of Camons.
In this way, they were, strictly speaking, rivals of the throstle doubling frame more than the spinning mule.
The work of deduction is the interpretation of these formulas, and therefore, strictly speaking, is not inferential at all.
The frond, though not strictly speaking adnate, as it seems to have no attachments, is usually spread loosely over other Polyzoa.
The Cretan Church is not, strictly speaking, autocephalous, being dependent on the patriarchate of Constantinople.
They are not strictly speaking ends or termini of action at all.
Though the ancient feudal systems were not, strictly speaking, confederacies, yet they partook of the nature of that species of association.
She has neither bow or stern, strictly speaking, for she has a long-bladed rudder on each end and she never turns around.
It should not, strictly speaking, be rendered with a finite verb.
Ladies and gentlemen, I am not, strictly speaking, a spiritualist.
One of the parties, however, when critically examined, did not seem, strictly speaking, to come under the species.
The taboo, strictly speaking, only appears where the peltry is absent.
The phrase pre-established harmony is, strictly speaking, tautologous.
Perhaps, strictly speaking, I should say a reprint, and not an edition.
They become, I believe, heirlooms, strictly speaking, according to the terms of your godmother's will.
But, strictly speaking, this is not a binding of the Will qua Will.
Mr Ralph Nickleby was not, strictly speaking, what you would call a merchant, neither was he a banker, nor an attorney, nor a special pleader, nor a notary.
And, strictly speaking, CONTINENTS should be called INCONTINENTS since their rivers are continually micturating into the sea and their landmasses are circumfluous.
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The manuscript, strictly speaking a palimpsest, was created by three men and the text is extremely difficult to disentangle and contains much over-writing.
