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• There must be literately thousands of these buildings all across America.
• Literately, Han's style of writing has been described as experimental in his employment of various narrative structures.
• There are so few reliable sources and few / none which discuss it at length, we're literately groping in the dark.
• A ghost story literately told, the play compresses the novel's action into a few days . The play ends its run at the festival tomorrow.
• The main difference between this and other similar academic environments is the pure speed at which stuff can happen; you can literately have 30-40 little editing nibbles on a page within a single day.
• And despite much-noted troubles that called for rewrites in the literately funny script ( by Cleese and Iain Johnstone ) and the services of two directors ( Robert Young and Fred Schepisi ), the film's loose plotting isn't much of a problem.
• Within his non-technical ambit, he wrote pleasantly, literately, and intelligently, often quite thoughtfully, on a wide range of biological subjects, and he did so constructively and soundly at a level accessible to a wider and younger public than most popular scientific writing.
• A beloved member of The Chronicle staff whose newspaper career spanned seven decades, Mr . Peck railed literately and persuasively on behalf of The Chronicle against such foes as the Embarcadero Freeway, state water policy, undrinkable restaurant coffee, Richard Nixon and the disappearance of pheasant under glass from the menu of the Palace Hotel.