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• The 2013 release indicates progressive verbs only where considered contextually important.
• Or more contextually : from the wide world of wrestling.
• Snorri contextually correlates Sif with the oracular seeress Sibyl on this basis.
• Most recently Norton released his special " Contextually Inadequate on"
• What is regarded as the Blackfin " core " is contextually dependent.
• Contextually, Antonione announced that he was leaving the party.
• Contextually, Bruzzone was elected President of the Regional Council.
• This way, Gaze can serve more contextually accurate advertising.
• But there is a difference between that urinal and condoms, contextually speaking.
• The song ends with the chorus which contextually applies to all three verses.
• Super calls for culturally-and contextually-based models of human development.
• Any such content in this category should be discreetly presented and contextually justified.
• The tense of a phrase is generally determined contextually.
• This contrasts with the contextually relative interpretation of historicism for which its proponents argue.
• These consonants are contextually nucleic, becoming syllabic when not adjacent to a vowel.
• There is no free equivalent of this logo and this use is contextually appropriate.
• We have sought to provide constitutional guidance in this area by proceeding deliberately and contextually,
• The result is an encompassing misdiagnosis of possible normal symptoms, appropriate as contextually derived.
• Mugambi travelled widely across Tropical Africa, raising awareness of the necessity to theologize contextually.
• This is because in that circumstance the artwork is " contextually significant ."