• Many people find the implications of that genuinely shocking.

• Second, if the behavior is genuinely appalling, then there needs to be a paper trail.

• Indeed, it is one of the few unexplained phenomena that are genuinely mysterious rather than merely problematical.

• He seemed genuinely flattered that someone wanted to take his picture.

• They aren't paid well, so those who end up staying in science do it because they genuinely enjoy it.

• It's not everyone that gets to preside over the possibility of genuinely epochal discoveries.

• They capered through some genuinely funny pratfalls, acting as acrobatic levers for each other.

• Folks who are genuinely concerned with this must be relieved that the article concludes that no major threat is present.

• Now an attempt is being made to revive the memory of a gunslinger who genuinely deserves a raising of the hat.

• The point is that nobody can accurately predict the outcome of any genuinely creative venture.

• And they have discovered two genuinely odd anomalies that conventional physics cannot easily explain.

• Breaking down known laws of physics to the point of unimaginable conditions qualifies as genuinely strange.

• The number of genuinely perceptive dance critics to have existed over the years can almost be counted on the thumbs of one hand.

• They have genuinely tough jobs, and that needs to be factored in.

• With that settled, there was a fresh desire to make progress towards a genuinely open free-trade block.

• The people are genuinely friendly and welcoming, though some may be rather quite as they enjoy their own slice of heaven.

• People who fake symptoms of mental illness can convince themselves that they genuinely have those symptoms, a new study suggests.

• Sometimes, though, these incremental updates hide some genuinely big changes.

• IT seems that at last the general public has become genuinely alarmed at the continued increase in highway accidents.

• Sometimes villains genuinely do not know that their behavior is illegal as well as immoral and frightening to the horses.

• And developing countries, seeing the results, seem to be genuinely interested in keeping inflation in check.

• From the minute you met someone, they were genuinely warm and hospitable.

• By the way, the technical elite are genuinely myopic in their rosy scenarios.

• It used to be difficult to find genuinely good female characters in science fiction and fantasy.

• Stone has taken a public tragedy and turned it into something at once genuinely stirring and terribly sad.

• Students begin to laugh uproariously, and genuinely.

• It depends on whether there is now silence, or whether things turn genuinely eerie.

• Clearly any country that is genuinely short of wealth, can only remedy the situation if it puts more of its citizens to work.

• The movie is genuinely creepy at times and might be too much for anyone genuinely afraid of spiders.

• The reviewer seemed genuinely annoyed that there was so much legal information to absorb in this story.

• When he is doing something genuinely radical, he prefers to pretend that he is not.

• The big lobbying firms for the drug companies must be hard at work trying to debunk a genuinely effective product.

• He genuinely took popular questions and he certainly took many of the top-rated ones.

• He was a brilliant lawyer, a generous volunteer and philanthropist, and a genuinely nice guy.

• And his party has won none of the governorships of key states-powerful jobs in a genuinely federal country.

• Children should be born because the parents deliberately planned to have them and genuinely want them.

• The story is well told and there are a number of genuinely surprising and touching moments.

• Investors might be better served by genuinely independent research, even if they have to pay for it.

• Most importantly, console fans finally have a genuinely good real-time strategy experience on their gaming platform of choice.

• But some polls throw up genuinely disturbing information.

• Although the act has succeeded in helping many genuinely disabled people into jobs, it has also sown huge confusion.

• The region's doughty band of genuinely independent newspapers, long critical of governments, have faced fewer dilemmas.

• Genuinely new ideas are often breathtakingly simple.

• In addition, make sure that the chapter is genuinely a free-standing, self-contained piece of work.

• The risk is that genuinely qualified students are turned away because of general suspicion about fraud.

• Abe's backers looked for a way to reconnect their man with his genuinely humble roots.

• The audience was eager for such a glimpse and seemed genuinely moved by what it saw.

• It might make them more inclined to genuinely consider each presentation against those criteria.

• Slaveholders were genuinely astonished and dismayed.

• People can be discomforted both by things that are genuinely wrong and by things that are not.

• Another part comes simply from finding the genuinely affecting:.

• Above all, he was a gentlemen who genuinely cared about others.

• He's also a genuinely interesting figure, albeit a tragic one.

• But the casbah-chic interior turns out to be genuinely romantic, with antique.

• First, he's genuinely optimistic the economy will be okay, in part because he's sanguine about the expiration of fiscal stimulus.

• In every other way he was perfectly normal, and a genuinely nice guy.

• The events are so unfortunate and unjust that the film's air of restraint gives it a genuinely tragic dimension.

• There is some genuinely useful info--Zahi does know his stuff.

• By the end of the year there should be a genuinely elected parliament.

• He was either genuinely frightened or seizing the opportunity to advance a romantic agenda".

• But the old-school vibe and the wall of whispers seem genuinely fright-inducing.

• He was a wonderful and cherished friend to all, a great philanthropist and a genuinely caring human being.

• In both cases there was nothing nefarious about it: the search committee genuinely found that none of the candidates was right.

• Since many of these pensions go to the genuinely needy, that would be socially beneficial, but fiscally expensive.

• And quite a few genuinely scary moments are guaranteed to make you feel a little silly for being so freaked out.

• Five minutes or so are genuinely funny, the rest is a fair, misguided try.

• He was genuinely interested in what his students had to say.

• But in others, the owners felt genuinely aggrieved, sorry to lose fertile cropland that yielded as many as three harvests a year.

• Public employees who are genuinely injured on the job should be compensated properly.

• Yes, whatever you do, don't treat this as a genuinely informal conversation.

• At the heart of this and previous governments' efforts is a belief that the state can genuinely affect social mobility.

• But materials that genuinely discriminate between the direction of light or sound might be possible, according to a new study.

• Which is a shame, as this little cup-holder mounted gizmo looks genuinely useful.

• The normally cold-hearted instructor is surprised when he finds himself genuinely returning her affections.

• Several of them are good fun, and a couple of them are genuinely fine films that illuminate human behavior if not my profession.

• As with blogs and wikis, people are discovering podcasting as something genuinely new.

• If you're genuinely looking for an example of using stereotype successfully in humor, here's one:.

• But sitting can genuinely hurt you, because human bodies did not evolve to live in chairs.

• But he does seem to have a genuinely anarchic sense of humor, and.

• If you genuinely want or need a job, step outside of yourself.

• The credit crunch has raised three genuinely awkward questions.

• Most of the time, it makes me genuinely happy to see my partners happy, and it makes them happy to see me happy.

• It happens to almost everyone, including the men and women who genuinely enjoy working and indeed look forward to.

• What follows next is at once heart-racing and horrible, but also too genuinely shocking to divulge.

• It is that serious educators will embrace those things that genuinely help students learn.

• She seemed to be genuinely surprised that she had been chosen for the job.

• AltaVista now does a better job separating paid listings from genuinely relevant search results, he added.

• She was always genuinely interested in our family's well-being.

• Since the reader is genuinely unknown, any manner of falsehood can be put forth by the writer.

• The gadgets are still incredibly cool, the show has genuinely scary moments, and the theme music can't be beat.

• He seems to be a genuinely reflective man in a business made up mostly of people.

• Beneath this lies a genuinely legitimate complaint:.

• Most of them genuinely believe in the importance of providing more people with access to financial services.

• I've spoken to friends at the company who all seem to genuinely believe he left amiably and of his own free will.

• Some seemed genuinely pleased, mostly the ones who went in with concrete skills and a plan to use them.

• Frank and open-minded, genuinely interested in alternative views, the general happily took the press into his confidence.

• Even more curiously, the staff believed they genuinely were working for.

• Campuses are collectively incredibly sick and ineffective places for generating genuinely open-minds.

• Two years ago, the number of people making genuinely polished indie games was pretty small, numbering in the dozens or scores.

• The only real answer is to teach something that you are genuinely enthusiastic about, it will come out.

• Rather than genuinely being more politically engaged, they may simply wish to broadcast their activism to their peers.

• It is genuinely frightening, and it seems to be growing more so.

• The other faculty there seemed genuinely proud of the system.

• Inflation can be genuinely reduced only by a period of slower growth.

• If you are in the minority of people for whom family visits are genuinely fun, this weekend roundup isn't for you.

• If you don't pay your library fine then your university can genuinely withhold your degree as a result.

• China is also producing some genuinely innovative entrepreneurs.

• Most of us genuinely want your project to be as good as it can possibly be.

• For this newspaper, that system would have to be genuinely more proportional than the current one.

• He genuinely enjoyed doing this for the fans, and was more than happy to share his visual art as well as his lyrical art.

• The attendees seemed genuinely engaged in not only the conference topics but the collegiality of the event.

• One of these surveys claims to be the first genuinely global opinion poll.

• Méliès was genuinely ahead of his time in his mastery of still-developing film techniques.

• Scouting's genuinely egalitarian goals and instincts are more important now than they've ever been.

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