| But just because we can decode his meaning in spite of his mixing of tenses, doesn't make it a good practice. |
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| I would guess that it is iambic tetrameter, just because that's probably the most common form for an 8-syllable line. |
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| He gets the job just because he is your nephew, which makes him harder to fire and minimizes the true importance of IT in your organization. |
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| I enjoy it when you touch me, but I'm not sure if that's just because I miss physical contact. |
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| Trees are necessary to human life not just because they are powerhouses of basic biospheric processes. |
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| But she did evening classes in shorthand and typing just because she wanted to learn more skills. |
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| May be it was just because of her bad mood and hopeless situation but it seemed as if they were laughing sinisterly and mocking at her. |
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| It would be absurd to say that holes in socks are unreal and illusory just because the hole isn't made of anything and is purely an absence. |
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| But some moments will always be remembered just because they sum something up. |
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| The dub has to be careful not to overpay for second-tier free agents just because they're signable and it needs to make changes. |
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| You really think I'm supposed to marry you on the spot right now just because you answered some silly trivia question? |
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| But it's not automatically rendered trivial and silly, just because it's about a household animal. |
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| If you start blowing off your bud just because of her new social circle, then you are the one who is betraying the friendship. |
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| The NY Times is running another story that demonstrates that just because a criminal is using open WiFi doesn't mean they're uncatchable. |
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| However just because the rules of blogging are undefined does not mean we cannot play the same game. |
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| Pyra is slacking a bit, and just because I know and respect them as a company and as individuals doesn't mean I shouldn't call them on it. |
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| Meanwhile, Hain himself can slag people off just because they don't conform to his narrow vision of what constitutes a Brit. |
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| Every child is different and just because yours prefers sleeping alone in his crib does not mean that every child will prefer that. |
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| However, it might not be surprising to find out that one of those guys thought we were more exclusive just because we were sleeping together. |
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| She thinks that just because she sleeps like a log, everyone else must, too. |
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| Most importantly, what you mustn't do is drop your standards just because you are getting desperate. |
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| Women were drawn to him, not just because of a taste for the powerful, but because he was a genuine romantic capable of deep affection. |
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| Saying that just because we didn't hit targets we have failed and should be closed down is an immature and unhelpful approach. |
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| They're the ones who are sniveling, just because someone is actually using the service that they're offering. |
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| I went off sailing to Africa, just because I wanted the adventure, the untamable challenge of the sea. |
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| But just because I had that knowledge didn't mean that I wasn't still cautious and untrusting. |
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| Don't become overly bold just because you feel you are safely hiding behind your computer screen and make statements that are untruths. |
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| Tony was always getting stuff bought for him, just because his dad snuffed it on his motorbike. |
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| We guess just because you're concentrating on making poverty history doesn't mean you can't enjoy some Pimms roped off from the unwashed. |
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| You don't stop feeding them just because they are brain-damaged or retarded. |
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| Edith enters into the ruse not just because she likes him, but because it improves her social status. |
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| Vicky was tormented daily, every single period, just because Leo Gerdin had showed some interest in her. |
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| None of my size 10 clothes fitted me anymore, I was upset and became depressed just because my clothes size had gone up one level. |
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| If the wine were lousy, no producer could expect a high price for it just because his land cost a bundle! |
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| Honestly, what kind of dunce criminal would decide to not burglarize some place just because the radio is on and playing some light jazz? |
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| And it's just because we are English that we're sticking up for our right to be Burgundians! |
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| I know that you're used to getting your way with butches and with boys just because you're a hot babe. |
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| It is what it is, and it's best not to invent spurious reasons to discard evidence just because you don't like it. |
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| Upper class or not, women must not assume that just because Caesarians have become the norm, it's normal. |
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| Buddy was such a squirmer, we put him in pull-ups earlier just because they were easier to get on him. |
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| I have come to appreciate warm people who embrace you just because they're happy to see you. |
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| But it is a butler that many people crave, not just because he is the ultimate status symbol and most overt way of flaunting wealth. |
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| I have no doubts that Ryan was hand-picked to go into the compound and will win just because he used to play professional football. |
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| I mean just because I offed a couple of relatives of theirs doesn't mean they have to become all homicidal and try to kill me. |
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| I was hoping he'd be sent to jail for life, and not just because I oppose capital punishment. |
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| Ten, even five years ago I would probably have stuck it out until the bitter end, just because I was afraid of missing out on something. |
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| But just because Microsoft is handing a load of cash to stockholders doesn't mean it won't have plenty of dough to invest in its future. |
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| How often have you bought a book you'd never heard of, just because it caught your eye in the bookshop? |
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| The land itself is not actually cold and brutal, it's just because I am strange to the land. |
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| He loves his children too much and he wouldn't risk a stretch in jail just because of him. |
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| People came in on spec, just because they'd heard there was a local band who were actually playing original material. |
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| He came to see raves as herds of sensation-hungry young people blindly upping the experiential ante just because they could. |
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| She remembered the war, which was thrust upon her father, King Dahir, just because some pirates had hijacked a ship belonging to the Caliph. |
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| Firstly, I don't change my mind or opinions just because someone else has a different one. |
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| It happens, but my point is that let's not dismiss the overdogs just because they haven't played a game in two weeks. |
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| We elevate charmless, self-obsessed artists with bloated egos to the status of cultural icons just because they can carry a tune. |
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| There's no need to hold onto your tax return just because you owe the government money. |
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| But I still I cherish him and that feeling doesn't change just because the relationship has changed. |
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| I feel hopeless now and I don't want my life ruined just because I have not enough cash. |
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| The cholos baptized their clubs in Spanish, just because the banda was in vogue. |
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| Mainly, I feel I must suspend any judgement until next weekend, just because so much could change in the time remaining. |
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| There are no rehabilitation homes here and the police certainly cannot clap small children in jail just because they ask for money. |
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| Not just because the man passed on a long time ago, but because Fermat's Last Theorem has actually been proved. |
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| Yes, I know I can't get away with waking people up at eleven o'clock in the morning just because I'm a peer of the realm. |
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| No good teacher approaches his or her students as being ignoramuses just because they don't share the same level of knowledge. |
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| We can't stop in the middle, and just because things are going tough from time to time we can't get faint-hearted here. |
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| It's not just because a certain pool of skilled practitioners must be sustained to perpetuate our craft. |
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| She simply could not fathom that the heat in the entire building would not be turned back on just because she was cold. |
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| I'm one of these perverse people who will deliberately take a spite against something, just because everyone else likes it. |
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| Say phooey to all your gloating girlfriends who spend V-day with any old bloke just because they are too insecure to make it on their own. |
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| However, just because faux meat products use plant foods doesn't make them all healthy. |
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| But let me tell you this, I will not fawn over you just because you have loads of money. |
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| Why everyone picks on the poor fellow just because he is not highly adept at running his personal finances, I cannot understand. |
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| You are not obligated to provide her with your company just because she insists on it. |
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| These are the people who rock up to class each week just because it makes them feel dead sexy. |
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| That's the one thing that he's been maybe a little bit slow at, just because he's still getting a feel for it. |
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| A dog is not the same animal as a cat just because both species are comprised of different breeds. |
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| Yes, Turkey does the same thing, but why throw away a perfectly good knight just because you have a bishop fianchettoed in the corner? |
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| One of the things I found is that just because you pass a law and confer a benefit doesn't mean people know it exists. |
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| Oh well, just because a problem is insolvable doesn't mean the federal government can't throw hundreds of billions of dollars at it. |
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| There is no reason to rush into anything just because it appears to provide humanity with instant solutions. |
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| One source suggested there were deeper, personal issues, behind Carr's action and not just because he was institutionalised. |
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| For these assertions are instructive just because they reveal some of the less obvious effects of a denial of human rights. |
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| Hard to tell sometimes if such displays are intentional or just because pants don't fit properly anymore. |
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| Let us not turn a blind eye towards them, just because there are other compensating considerations. |
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| That is just because consistency of treatment and equality and considerations of good administration are at stake. |
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| It wasn't just because of the camaraderie of the legends, but because of the aesthetically pleasing physiques they built as well. |
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| He may claim to plunge into ventures just because they seem as if they might be fun, but there's usually much more calculation to it than that. |
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| It's hard not to feel as if you've co-opted part of their belief system just because you're using their words. |
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| Asia's fledgling democracies should not despair just because things are messy at the moment. |
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| Sini explains that just because one is of nobility does not mean they are not mortal, flesh and blood, like everybody else. |
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| So you see, just because you're right, it doesn't mean it'll get you anywhere. |
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| No philosopher would jettison Plato just because it's old fashioned, nor would anyone mock the old fogy Whitman. |
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| Mother says that just because they smoke pot doesn't mean that they're stoners. |
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| I'm over-joyed at this news and not just because the footpaths I like to walk will very shortly re-open. |
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| These sketches stick in the mind not just because of their content but because of their formal qualities. |
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| Even though Ayla had a job at a daycare, it was just because she liked kids. |
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| Not just because England won it but the gentlemanly manner in which our players conducted themselves made me proud to be English. |
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| I heard one guy say today that he thinks he enjoyed coming here just because he had a private plane to bring him. |
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| My first couple of years on tour I wasn't the biggest fan of pro-ams, and not just because of the five-plus-hour rounds. |
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| It was important not just because of the verbal spat he was drawn into with White, but also because of a smaller controversy closer to home. |
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| We need not offer any apologies for that just because the forces of profanity seem to be powerful. |
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| This way you won't keep the neighbors up at night just because you are giving a back yard party. |
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| He is indispensable, not just because of his captaincy skills, but also for his ability to play spin and send down medium pace deliveries. |
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| For new work, one of Fox's favorite cover materials is goatskin and not just because of its soft white pattern and texture. |
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| Of course, I would never think of publicly denouncing a guy just because I don't like the way he draws. |
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| There is much to learn in life Phil, don't be so quick to push aside the comments of others just because the words are provoking. |
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| Not just because she swears a lot, holds strident political views or gossips freely about the pomposity of certain Scottish theatre critics. |
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| He carried on with his devilry not just because he thought it served a good purpose, but also because he enjoyed it. |
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| Is it fair for the logo to get bashed just because some people don't understand and only have eyes for the price? |
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| But just because Grexit happens, doesn't mean it will necessarily affect the US election. |
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| I don't use any kind of camera at all, but I would like a digicam, just because. |
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| He did this just because it was electorally popular and, crucially, a way of repaying election donors. |
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| The criminal law should not be disapplied just because the civil law is disapplied. |
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| When I look back it disgusts me that I was on so little money just because I was too young to qualify for the minimum wage. |
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| It's received a wholly disproportionate amount of attention just because of his name. |
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| And just because I'm blonde and a cheerleader doesn't mean that I'm stupid and ditzy. |
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| We grow relationships in the church not to evangelise people, not to drag them in the church, but just because we want to. |
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| You can't excuse murder just because you want to sue the drug companies or the doctors on the back end. |
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| Those who murdered tourists in Egypt were widely execrated and not just because they threatened to ruin the tourist industry. |
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| Do not order the most expensive thing on the menu just because you think this is a corporate expense account, or don't know any better. |
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| Have you ever flagged or downrated a question just because you didn't like what the person asked? |
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| The fear is that in some cases it's easier to just rebury the find just because it will slow down work. |
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| And if you think that's just because we all wanted to see a display of scintillating football from the England XI, wake up and smell the coffee. |
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| Listen, man, you wanna join the army just because you want to be told what to do. |
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| It is the perspective of abstract ideality that, just because of its abstraction, is morally justified. |
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| Keeping the child was out of the question, and not just because it was an era when unwanted pregnancies were scandals. |
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| What a relief that must have been, not having to tie yourself up for life just because you wanted to go all the way. |
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| The book has serious flaws, though, and not just because it is really only an extended essay. |
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| Don't pack a sad and cry just because one of your lot got caught being scummy. |
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| Is one religion more valuable than another, just because its adepts adhere to one school of thought over another? |
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| I bet she doesn't tell any female customers to change their photo on their railcards just because they've had a new hair-do. |
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| But just because you can legally adopt a child does not necessarily mean it is in the best interests of that child to be adopted by you. |
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| Why would a group of grown men want to pay for some random bloke they don't know to be on their stag do just because he's small? |
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| But just because the mood of social pessimism is so ubiquitous does not mean we should simply accept it. |
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| Still, I wouldn't like to see it sweep through the Oscars just because Academy voters are blinded by its razzle-dazzle. |
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| A bad idea does not become a stroke of genius just because you place it on the web. |
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| Nagako wasn't controversial just because she broke the age-long tradition of Fujiwara family consorts and the fuss surrounding her engagement. |
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| We also learned that just because the game lasts for 80 minutes the Irish players won't wilt like they used to. |
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| The examples that you gave show us that it is not that we have no choice but to be kiasu, but most of us are kiasu just because we are able to. |
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| Maybe it was just because it was Halloween night, midnight, the witching hour upon us, and I was just projecting. |
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| Not just because I'm a staunch hard sci-fi kind of guy, but most fantasy, to me, consists of poorly written Tolkein knock-offs. |
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| Honey, just because we're on the outs, there's no need to bring the child into it. |
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| But just because they are in Canada does not mean they have stopped working for the Burmese people. |
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| Last year he spent time at an Italian village, photographing buildings and people, just because someone had mentioned it was worth a visit. |
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| It's dangerous to make moral judgments on the Leeds players just because they have more noughts than us on the end of their salaries. |
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| If you are at boarding school, it isn't just because your parents had to refurnish their Upper East Side apartment without you around. |
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| That's about all there is to the game, but just because the formula is simple, didn't need to mean the gameplay was lackluster. |
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| Would people reject me just because I'm too pale, my nose is too long, and my hair too light? |
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| The pain of not going back to school junior year just because I was afraid I wouldn't blend in because mother said I was a reject. |
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| How can landlords be allowed to harass tenants who pay their rent, just because they have other plans for the property? |
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| Things actually have gotten better, and not just because we are no longer pictured exclusively as wretched suicides and guilt-ridden reprobates. |
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| Nobody can take it as guaranteed that just because you make a sizeable investment you will see a decent return. |
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| Now, just because she gave Cunningham large campaign contributions in the past doesn't mean the comps she assembled weren't legit. |
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| And just because your player didn't win the MVP doesn't mean that your reverse discrimination argument will work. |
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| They fawned over him just because he had a good smile, a fancy car, and a varsity letter jacket. |
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| We have had cars flash their lights and in the case of one van driver, sound his horn just because we were keeping within the speed limit. |
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| The poem avoids question marks not just because Merwin has eschewed all punctuation, but also because his questions are rhetorical. |
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| Employees dubbed it The Room of Doom, just because the two words rhymed, and it sounded threatening. |
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| I decided last year that I wasn't going to go on applying for just any old office job just because I need the money. |
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| Look, just because you have to tolerate something doesn't mean you have to approve of it! |
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| We do not sorrow at the destruction of the tsunami just because across the continent we depend upon each other for our food and livelihoods. |
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| I had looked at them a little bit askance just because of my belief system. |
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| People thought Cleo was low drama, just because it was about a hugely popular comedy form. |
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| Most people who fail wind up failing just because they just run out of gas. |
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| He came in and lowered the boom on a lot of people, and he didn't let people off the hook just because they were friendly or nice. |
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| Sometimes things that happen on your property affect others, and it's not fair to say tough luck just because you own that plot of land. |
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| Yeah, it's so easy to mock something just because you think other people will and you want to get in first in case someone thinks you're a saddo. |
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| Please be kind to Sting and don't label him a closeted Maulvi just because he lyricized your dilemma so accurately. |
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| Well, just because machetes, spears, rifles and missiles are phallic, it doesn't mean men are to blame. |
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| They all wanted our autographs just because they saw us wearing the British kit. |
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| Consumers don't automatically feel great just because there is plastic in their hand. |
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| I almost always like the talking part, just because I think people are interesting. |
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| I'm not going to sugar-coat my personality just because an anonymous reviewer thinks that this tall poppy deserves a cutting. |
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| They think that just because they pay fees, the teachers will wave a magic wand so that their children achieve top grades. |
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| Why should schools face such intense opposition, just because they don't teach evolution as fact? |
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| He had taken up that nasty habit lately, but I assumed it was just because he was teething. |
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| But I got held behind the backmarkers for a lot longer just because the car was not really good in traffic. |
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| She wasn't a tenderfoot, and she wasn't going to stop just because she didn't have boots. |
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| Nobody will go lightly on him just because he's still something of a tenderfoot. |
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| Certainly the tens of thousands marching in Edinburgh are not there just because some pop star told them it was going to be fun. |
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| You can't seriously expect a Melbourne man to forget who he barracks for just because he happens to be on TV and radio. |
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| I don't want to write anything shoddy or second-rate just because it will get on. |
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| So how can she suddenly call foul play, just because she has second thoughts about the person's intentions? |
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| But just because 3 million people buy driving games every year, it doesn't mean to say that they're right. |
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| They believe that they are somehow entitled to a certain level of respect right off the bat just because they are athletes. |
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| Remember that tantrum you threw in the car going up to Maine last weekend just because you were cold, tired, and you had to pee? |
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| I've seen groupies on the road and women just throwing themselves at you just because you're famous, and I hate that. |
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| I hate people who pretend to be smart alecks just because they managed to sprout a useless proverb. |
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| I remember because she used to tap me gently on the head with her elbow whenever she brushed past me, just because I was the right height for it. |
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| Of course just because he has a previous conviction does not mean he is guilty of this offence now. |
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| I like being compared to all good musicians but I dare say that is just because of self-flattery. |
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| Lincoln Library is a vertitable god of libraries, not just because it was previously a church. |
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| My father had no time for Ansgar, just because he had been a mercenary and a common soldier. |
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| We as adults do not lash out at one another just because we don't do as each other wants. |
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| Still, enough of this mirth and merriment, just because it's Friday doesn't mean we should go to pieces. |
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| Or maybe it's just because I'm often at my most sentimental at breakfast time. |
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| I tell them to celebrate widely, and I ask the police not to lock them up just because they are merrymaking. |
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| While we would like people to wear the right togs, just because don't shouldn't mean they are excluded. |
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| For the past few years, most of the media have tried to make him something he's not, just because he is setting records. |
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| She could not bear to think that her beloved son might suffer dreadfully just because she was not able to stop smoking. |
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| This is a touchy topic, and not just because people tend to assume that understanding is a precursor to forgiveness. |
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| Why must people be berated for telling the truth just because some people don't agree with it. |
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| But just because the ability to organise is so important to us, socialists are always the most militant defenders of democratic rights. |
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| Don't punish the press just because the publishers' plans have gone askew. |
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| You can't cast aspersions on someone just because they're wearing a cape. |
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| They won't roll over and do what the Governor wants just because he asks them to do so and they want to stay in his good graces. |
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| The show should be popular not just because people are always curious about the grotesque, but because our own situation today cries out for a master of grotesquerie. |
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| After all, there were only four of them and just because they weren't prodigies like their counterparts didn't mean that they didn't have any skill to offer. |
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| And why do I have to have a cockpit the size of the Great Court at the British Library just because a fat slob in Ohio can't get a seatbelt round his corn-fed gut? |
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| We are tired of sending out young people to the Graves just because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time. |
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| A lot of men died in earlier wars just because they slacked off. |
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| It's a bit of a stinky ballad that I briefly had a soft spot for, but I can't really get behind a song which advocates not lying to someone just because they are beautiful. |
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| I boxed it back up and shoved it into the hall closet and for a moment, I felt like mixing myself a Gibson just because I hadn't made one in awhile. |
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| In fact, I'm becoming increasingly concerned that I might be missing out on my big chance to achieve my heart's desire just because I don't read the right magazines. |
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| Out here, just because the government says something is true doesn't make it so, and the heavy-footed federal presence during the five-year manhunt didn't help matters. |
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| I don't go in for this O'Connor revisionism, just because she's not as out there as some of her successors. |
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| Surely they can't stand idly by while their party leader levels accusations of treason at newspapers just because their coverage is unfavourable to him. |
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| It means, in essence, that less well-off communities should not suffer the double jeopardy of living in a rotten environment, just because they are less well-off. |
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| Warfare is important not just because the fortunes of battle are consequential but also because of the many kinds of conflict induced by state-led mobilizations of resources. |
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| Historic houses were being labelled slums just because they were old. |
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| But Duffin strongly disputes this, saying that just because Scottish Life is for tax reasons barred from handing out large windfalls, it doesn't mean it is being ungenerous. |
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| She has always been a flirt from the first day I met her and just because she was a little older, doesn't mean she has forgotten how much fun being a flirty tease can be. |
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| But just because the chattering class believes it doesn't mean it won't be. |
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| I have no intention of disrupting their adjustment just because my currently holiday mopey self-pitying housemate thinks the world revolves around her. |
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| All of us tried a little harder just because I think we wanted to outdo one another. |
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| Another long pause of silence, not due to shock or confusion, just because they'd done this before and neither felt it necessary to repeat melodramatics. |
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| I can't believe how harsh some people are about me trying to get it on with Daniel just because I'd had a little too much to drink doesn't mean that I'm easy. |
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| This, just because a handful of people cannot bear the noise! |
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| I thought it was ridiculous that he should think that just because he felt like talking to me, I should have been obliged to respond if I had nothing of import to say. |
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| I didn't want my school friends to think of me as a goody-goody type just because I was a pastor's kid, so I swore and drank and got high with them. |
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| It looks like an act of vandalism, the equivalent of sending a collection of vintage cars to the breaker's yard just because they don't meet modern emission standards. |
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| Would you believe that people pay a lot of extra money to to buy a house, vanity plate or telephone number just because it had a bunch of 8's in it? |
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| No need to give me the needle just because someone's given it to you. |
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| So while we all have our own jobs, and interests, we come together for dinners, for vespers, for music and art and activism, and just because we like each other. |
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| We should not trivialise it just because I am impersonating someone. |
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| So if he runs again, aged 88, the voters know they would be insane to toss that away just because some young whippersnapper agreed with them about mere politics. |
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| But I cannot imagine these lines in Pollock's mouth, and not just because of all that separates the medieval aristocrat from the modern petit bourgeois. |
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| I chose a salad plate, just because dinner plates seemed really large. |
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| They haven't settled down just because their old foe is gone. |
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| A Hudson Institute analyst peddling a paper on Russian thoughts on cyberwar fell for it and when confronted aggressively argued that it was true because, well, just because. |
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| As an aside, just because the Ethiopian beauty depicted on the cover was a famine victim does not make her any less graceful, willowy or beautiful. |
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| When people call me a sexpert, I correct them, and not just because I hate cutesy porte-manteau words, but because I am not and I will never be a sexpert. |
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| If I knew I was handed an academic plum I should have worked for just because I whined to the right people, I don't think I could sleep as soundly at night. |
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| If they know what's good for them, they probably ought to shut up and pray that the court decides to give them a victory just because they don't want the grief. |
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| So don't let your garden become dreary just because the weather is dreich. |
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| At times they seemed to spend it flashily just because they could. |
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| This is not the US postal service, which tosses mail into a bottomless bin when a zip code is missing, or returns letters just because they don't have addresses on them. |
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| This is a tremendous find, not just because he discovered all these first veterans of our first war in a vacant lot. |
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| But if I overdo it and I pander and I put something up just because the Twilight crowd is going to like it, I will get punished. |
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| The problem is that some powerful lobby groups seem dead set against new technologies just because they are new, and promoted by private industry. |
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| He brought Indigenous Australians onstage and had them play the didgeridoo just because he could. |
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| First, it might help to reduce the cost of financial bailouts to Western taxpayers and international organizations, and not just because capital flight might be slowed. |
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| I'm the last man on earth to suggest you should stay home and shovel squash into a toothless maw just because that's the thing you're supposed to do. |
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| We'll never know but we shouldn't knock the modern day heroes just because they don't have countless pages of purple prose devoted to them just yet. |
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| And so scorning the whole idea of competition just because it can backfire in a tiny minority feels reflexive and unnecessary. |
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| Ebola is terrifying Middle America not just because it is often fatal, but also because it is foreign, African, and Other. |
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| For example, if I find a way of legally swindling you out of a lot of money, I cannot claim that my action is morally acceptable just because it is legal. |
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| If that's true, then a former inmate who already has what it takes to clean up his act isn't likely to relapse into a life of crime just because he can't cast a ballot. |
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| Right off the bat I should say that just because this record has all kinds of '80s throwbacks on it doesn't immediately qualify it as a throwback album. |
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| I wish I still dreamt about hanging out with B-list rock stars, being admired just because I was precious, and living a life completely unselfconscious. |
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| Police even arrested a Dutchman recently just because he owned a tire business. |
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| And yes you can get an amnio done just because you want one. |
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| But at the same time that the U.S. armed forces are hurting for qualified soldiers, they're also firing qualified soldiers just because they're gay. |
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| However, just because a vaccine is replication-defective does not mean that you won't have an adverse event. |
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| So, like, it was all just because of the mismatch between the in-phase and quadrature reality generators, you just had to add a closed-loop control to adjust them. |
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| But I felt pressure in myself, just because I idolized Kristen Wiig and I just wanted to be like her. |
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| Why does everyone have to be so disobliging, just because it's Christmas? |
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| We should know that the term Amalek is bad not just because of whom it targets, but because of the violence it justifies. |
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| But just because investment risk is taken off the retiree does not mean that it goes away. |
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| Politics beckoned, not just because it offered an outlet for his rhetorical brilliance and restless ambition, but also because MPs were immune from prosecution. |
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| They shouldn't be blindly accepted just because they are the law. |
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| The squirearchy does not have some exclusive licence to indulge in barbarism just because grandpa thought slaughter was a sport and the tenants know their place. |
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| Remember when we all thought Miley Cyrus careering head first towards rock bottom just because she twerked? |
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| I mean it's hard enough to be a professional motocrossers or supercrosser, and just because I am that I can't expect to just get in a car and be fast. |
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| The beach was conspicuous, not just because of the brilliance of its coralline sand but because of the absence of the waste products of human society. |
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| I decided to do it just because I have lived with a little too much blubber around my middle for my entire life although the rest of me is quite lean and fat-less. |
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| Stop acting like you have exclusive insights into Aboriginality just because in the 70s when it was trendy you went and hung out with a few Aboriginal people. |
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| Doctors should be made to think more carefully before handing out certificates willy-nilly just because someone looks a bit off-colour or says they do not feel so good. |
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| That's the same Amy who wrote a song called Footballer's Wife, a diatribe against women who date footballers just because they're famous. |
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| But just because the court freed them was not reason enough for the police to close the case file as lamentably and condemnably as they did. |
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| You didn't have to buy enough wrapping paper to choke a horse, just because it was on sale. |
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| They start wearing hideola designer clothes they think look good just because they cost a lot. |
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| Showy peacocks attract more predators, but they outbreed drabber rivals just because peahens adore flashy tails. |
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| Theatres were switching over to gas lighting not just because it was more economical than using candles but also required less labor to operate. |
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| She thinks I'm one mass of inhibitions and hang-ups just because I prefer serial monogamy to perpetual slutdom. |
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| Every member of our family was born in Britain and they're disgusted by his close-minded views just because I have an Australian accent. |
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| However, just because a henna tattoo is temporary that doesn't mean it is risk free. |
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| My cockapoo is no less of a dog in my eyes just because she's not registered. |
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| Mature ponderosa pines don't tumble over and die just because the Dougs move in, but the young ponderosas, which need direct sunshine, do. |
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| This prevents trees from holding the title after they have fallen just because no one had bothered to remeasure them. |
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| Bolstering that hour was a priority for the network, and not just because it gives affiliates a stronger lead-in for local news. |
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| To lock up a woman just because she allowed her class to call a cuddly toy Mohammed is a grotesque injustice. |
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| The big news out of Denver this week was that craft is going to get a lot bigger, and not just because it is growing like gangbusters. |
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| I wouldn't want someone to find it and keep it as a memento of the night just because they think 'DG' won't miss a cufflink. |
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| Not just because he's a slice of totty but because he doesn't ponce about like your usual luvvie. |
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| Her geometric print get-up makes our eyes hurt, and not just because it's a magic eye image. |
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| But just because your reader chooses to have a job or needs to bring home the bacon, doesn't make her a bad mother. |
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| It's the perfect present for Secret Santas, long distance girlfriends, or just because. |
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| And just because you're off alcohol doesn't mean you miss out on fun as mocktails have never been so popular. |
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