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And we confirmed all this empirically, and look how it looks like now.
Empirically, you are attractive.
That's not empirically possible.
But it isn't empirically possible.
I'm able to empirically, with my eyes.
So there's no way to empirically prove that I am related to her.
I am objectively, empirically non-feathery.
Empirically, it's good institution and quality of government that will allow third world countries to benefit and harvest the fruits of globalization.
You can't match humans empirically because the variables number in the tens of thousands.
I mean, if I were forced to remember her as I first met her, when I first fell in love with her, then, yes, I-I, you know, suppose empirically she is very, very beautiful, but, uh.
This situation is empirically weird. But. I'm glad you're happy.
Really nice girl, just empirically unattractive.
I think she is empirically attractive.
He continues to receive I.V. fluids while we treat this unknown infection empirically with systemic antibiotics.
But it isn't empirically possible. - Real.
I don't discount the near-death experience. It can be explained empirically.
We'll give platelets and FFP empirically.
I know that sounds weird, but. someone who's related to you, does that empirically make them more special?
The thing that's different about me, empirically speaking. is you.
Empirically it is.
I appreciate the positive affirmations and looking the other way on the perversion, but I know empirically and definitively that I cannot survive on my own.
Empirically.
What Robespierre and St. Just had glimpsed empirically as part of a program that remained to be defined, but whose surprising topicality still amazes. others have drafted.
It turns out, ironically, that snake oil empirically has been discovered to be good, at least for mice.
Really nice girl, just empirically unattractive. Yeah.
Empirically and obviously it's never been proved that any such thing but there ARE things you CAN tell.
I, I think she is empirically attractive.
Mm-hmm. He continues to receive I.V. fluids while we treat this unknown infection empirically with systemic antibiotics.
I know that sounds weird. But if someone is related to you, does that empirically make them more special, more deserving than anyone else?
News and current affairs
But their exuberance biases India's global ranking relative to more empirically minded countries.
These oddities are perhaps to be expected for an institution that is being forced to backtrack from a position that has become analytically and empirically untenable.
In a new paper, David Dollar, Tatjana Kleineberg, and Aart Kraay analyze empirically the relationship between growth and poverty.
Amartya Sen, a Nobel Laureate in economics, demonstrated empirically that no famine - mass starvation leading to mass death - ever occurred in a democratically governed country.
Knowing empirically the benefits in terms of peace and human welfare which democracy delivers, we must reaffirm our commitment to, and the necessity of, spreading Kant's vision.
Such objective, empirically-based analysis should guide ongoing efforts - involving the UN, national governments, NGOs, and other actors - to establish the next global development agenda, which will be launched next year.
We therefore conducted a study to examine empirically how often bipolar disorder might be over- and under-diagnosed.
But the one thing about which everyone seems to agree is the theoretically and empirically unjustified assumption that an equilibrium exchange rate actually exists.
Unfortunately, as Reinhart and I document empirically for hundreds of financial crises, covering 66 countries and eight centuries, the answer is all too simple: arrogance and ignorance.