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In other words, we cannot obtain t simply by solving a first-order condition.
He saw it simply as the basis for better care.
I simply accept what their adherents say about the other religions at its face value.
Instead of sounding as if they were coming from some specific location, extremely loud honks and cracks may appear simply as present to the listener.
Until they learn these kinds of expressions, they simply do not, and cannot, have these thoughts.
There simply is nothing to be known or not-known.
What sense does it make to ascribe religious worth to someone if it simply came his way ?
One might prefer to be a gardener - simply pleasing oneself in the making of such a choice.
Lying seems to be bad simply because of certain constancies in human nature.
Now (1) is simply out of the question.
I will not repeat all of his argument here, but simply sketch out the main points.
An opponent of this sort, however, would simply reject (i).
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