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What does clearly mean?
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Simple sentences
Tom is clearly lying.
I heard everything clearly.
Tom clearly succeeded.
I don't like it when mathematicians who know much more than I do can't express themselves clearly.
Express your idea clearly.
Speak slowly and clearly.
To put it clearly, I don't like him.
Please speak as clearly as possible.
I'll get in touch with you again when I know more clearly about that plan.
The tree was clearly defined against the sky.
She clearly does not mean it.
Stars can be seen clearly in this area.
The document clearly spells out the correct procedure for dealing with complaints.
I remember the event as clearly as if it had happened just yesterday.
Speak clearly so that everyone may hear you.
It is too dark to see clearly.
Express yourself as clearly as you can.
We can see Mt. Fuji clearly today.
I sat at the front in order to hear the lecture clearly.
Explain the fact as clearly as possible.
Woman's intuition is clearly a valuable trait.
Movie subtitles
Why was Vasco da Gama so clearly hungry for money - hungry enough to kill for it?
Uh, you clearly. have a great passion for uh. for, for things.
If we could discover an advanced civilisation, it would be clearly the greatest discovery of humanity, beating out fire.
We're looking for another civilisation that's either like us or not like us, but is clearly intelligent.
With the nearest star 400 trillion kilometres away, our current technology could get us there in, say, 1 00,000 years, so travelling to see an alien civilisation clearly isn't going to work.
I was able to understand my mother's pain more clearly.
Okay, he clearly has a problem.
Clearly, you're not.
Clearly, both of them, because I had to make an appointment in town at 10am, and I'm a punctual person.
Clearly, the victim is Scarlett.
Oh, she was clearly a dud.
Well, clearly this Santa was intent on delivering a certain kind of present.
Mrs Turner's clearly at the mercy of her hormones.
Not some place in the back of beyond, being treated by a doctor who clearly has a God complex!
The triumphal point of the diagram is that you can clearly see that the hydrogen gas in the Galaxy is distributed in spiral arms.
This is clearly a war to conquer and exterminate the Arabs.
What? Admin clearly thinks that a few carnival games will stop everyone's depression.
I begin to realize, terribly clearly.
I heard you clearly.
If you're innocent, as you claim, in spite of being seen near the victim's dressing room and clearly being sought after, why didn't you go to the authorities on your own?
These men clearly have no sense of patriotism!
And each time it comes more clearly, nearer.
It's clearly understood, then, that we sail under my articles.
It's hard to see clearly in the early morning light.
I'm sorry, M. Duvalle, but you must answer all my questions clearly before we can proceed any further.
There you are. I see it all clearly.
But the bruises of the fingers on the neck are clearly marked.
And I'm sure that you will realise as clearly as I do, that I am Lady Barker, and nobody else.
Clearly, you didn't see me dunking on Jimmy earlier.
So, um. clearly someone has passed gas.
Clearly, although the hospital said disturbing things about my sanity.
My examination clearly showed that she died of laudanum poisoning.
Now that you're here in front of me, I can see clearly.
I had too much to drink, I no longer see clearly.
I can say that, clearly, the basis of the National Socialist State. is the Nationalist Socialist Law Code.
What your father did was clearly embezzlement.
No, I understand very clearly.
It clearly meant the others had died. because they'd been honest!
I'd found this paper. in a place I needn't specify more clearly.
She was quite enigmatic. and clearly enjoyed startling me.
Yes, I saw him as clearly as I see you.
News and current affairs
Later, Maurice Obstfeld pointed out that, in addition to fiscal transfers, a currency union needs clearly defined rules for the lender of last resort.
Obama clearly recognizes that the NPT needs to be strengthened in order to prevent countries from turning their civil nuclear-power capacity into weapons.
Nevertheless, the markets are clearly signaling growing doubt about whether Spain and Italy will be willing to bear their debt burden.
As the world's largest exporter, China clearly meets the first condition.
Walking a fine line in what was essentially a lose-lose situation, the party leadership laid out the stakes clearly and judiciously left the final decision to parliament.
This is clearly not true for those who suffer from migraines or epileptic seizures because of the new bulbs, or for those who are seriously worried about mercury, or for those who have other reasons for preferring incandescent bulbs.
This was clearly a mistake, because it made the EU part of the conflict.
Political and legal reforms in Turkey in recent years have been remarkably far-reaching, for they have clearly been spurred by Turks' wish to move closer to the EU.
There should be no doubt about the answer: it is clearly in the EU's interest to see Turkey's democracy and economy continue to strengthen.
First, they should say clearly to their own voters that the EU must live up to its promises to Turkey, and that this is in the larger interest of all Europeans.
It is tempting to believe that renewable energy sources are responsible for emissions reductions, but the numbers clearly say otherwise.
To a large extent, Sarkozy can be seen as Chirac with more, whereas Royal is clearly Mitterrand with less.
Clearly, the human costs of a worldwide breakdown of these ecosystems are enormous.
Even as America has stripped away its safety net for people, it has strengthened the safety net for firms, evidenced so clearly in the Great Recession with the bailouts of AIG, Goldman Sachs, and other banks.
It can strengthen the EU's legitimacy, though, only if policy recommendations such as these, and the successes that result from implementing them, are communicated clearly and effectively to the general public.
Thein Sein's decision to halt the project is clearly an important policy shift.
Clearly this is not about the availability of resources.
Clearly, there are environmental drawbacks from the use of coal as an energy resource, and these concerns are far too important to overlook.
Indeed, she looks more like a Korean Margaret Thatcher - a lady not for turning, in Thatcher's famous phrase, and with clearly thought-through political principles animating her actions.
And yet the authorities clearly believe that they had to make an example of him, to prevent others from expressing similar views.
Clearly, fixing the Security Council will require considerable time and political effort.
Nevertheless, the effort to preempt American strategy clearly failed, as new UN sanctions were implemented earlier this month.