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211) Tom is genuinely appreciative of all the success he's had.

212) Only if thesystem were genuinely able to break beyond its own bounds, inaugurating some- thing unimaginably new, would this cease to be the case.

213) All applicants to sign a declaration that the funds they present to meet the maintenance requirement are genuinely available for use in coming to the UK to study.

214) It has even drawn back from perhaps the only regional project seeking genuinely open trade, the Transpacific Partnership, led by a handful of liberal states.

215) Therefore enabling developing members to genuinely benefit from the negotiations essentially safeguards the success of DDA.

216) As I grew older I found, rather to my surprise, that I had become genuinely fond of my aloof old great-aunt.

217) While Hathaway and Gyllenhaal have good chemistry, and director Edward Zwick moves the narrative along nicely, the film is too self-satisfied to be genuinely touching.

218) Now I genuinely believe that we could suffer irreparable damage.

219) The underlying validity of public opinion polling is based on the simple proposition that a genuinely random sampling of a given population will provide an accurate picture of the whole.

220) Then we could reserve the serious colours — the yellows and reds - for crimes that might genuinely warrant them,[www.Sentencedict.com] such as eating someone on the pitch.

221) But I actualise that exclusive today do I genuinely see what he meant.

222) Shaikh, who is married to an Englishwoman and has five children, genuinely believed the gang were his friends and were grooming him for pop stardom.

223) If we genuinely want to see an end to the violence, this council should send a clear message underlining our collective concern.

224) Few believed that the previous dictator, Than Shwe, had genuinely retired, assuming instead that he would pull the strings from behind the scenes.

225) The E-Z Rent-a-Car agent, a skinny teenager who seemed genuinely sorry, said the replacement would cost $200.

226) This leads inevitably to a few flashes of genius, and hours upon hours of genuinely ear-splitting, stultifying, soul-sapping, monumentally unlistenable dreck.

227) The admittedly slight social concerns are ballasted by a genuinely affecting against-the-odds love match between piano-playing Lucy Honeychurch and wide-eyed socialist George Emerson.

228) Hence, in "Das Wesen des Christenthums", he regards the theoretical attitude as the only genuinely human attitude, while practice is conceived and fixed only in its dirty- judaical manifestation.