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Simple sentences
I don't like it when mathematicians who know much more than I do can't express themselves explicitly.
He hasn't said so explicitly, but he's let it be understood that I was lying.
It's not explicitly prohibited, but in fact it is not allowed either. It is a legal limbo.
I explicitly told Tom not to do that.
Native speakers know the rules of their language, but only unconsciously. The linguist's task is to extract those rules and describe them explicitly.
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I explicitly told you to stay with him.
Aunt Sofia asked explicitly!
Explain more explicitly.
In fact, they are explicitly forbidden from having military equipment of any kind.
Right. An explicitly sexual relationship.
At least, not explicitly.
It explicitly says that this is a temporary assignment.
Nietzscheans know this explicitly.
I explicitly told him..
Well, Dennis, you haven't told us that you explicitly saw Kelsey shoot the victim.
Task force sources say the message explicitly told law enforcement.
And then explicitly denounce what Bauer did.
Well, it's kind of like that, only it's explicitly for sex.
Which is why I explicitly forbid it.
Let's get back to serious matters. I want this clause to explicitly cover the risk of murder.
The doctor warned me explicitly.
For a whole year you have participated in all the different stages of this elaborate and exhaustive inquiry. yet you never once explicitly expressed your disagreement.
That goes explicitly against our agreement!
It is explicitly forbidden.
In fact, after the trial, she wrote me a letter saying so explicitly.
In fact, they're explicitly forbidden from having any military equipment.
An explicitly sexual relationship.
That's basically what we were doing, but not explicitly.
But the letter does not say it explicitly.
When we're in the field, you'll follow my instructions explicitly.
It was explicitly mentioned in the dossier about you.
These commodities are here explicitly presented. as the moment of real life, it is only a matter of waiting for its cyclical return.
Yes, he had my explicitly indicated permission.
The prospectus you've been given by the board explicitly details our projected hardware and construction expenses.
I'll explain your position to Barb. and make sure she understands it, explicitly.
I explicitly asked him to.
I was told explicitly not to leave Frank by himself.
So were we explicitly not invited back to the house?
The job won't get done They neither ask explicitly nor do they accept directly!
And once again, so we're explicitly clear. I don't want you to mention this or discuss it with anyone.
Uh, Ned explicitly told me that he wants absolutely no trouble.
Someone who's gonna bring you meatloaf when you explicitly ordered a BLT and gravy fries.
News and current affairs
The Chinese have been explicitly promoting their financial centers, and the impact is beginning to be seen.
Implicitly or explicitly, people take the side of the victims, contribute by sending money to them, declare even suicide bombers legitimate, and move ever further away from support for and defense of Israel.
The treaty establishing the ICC explicitly states that heads of state do not enjoy immunity.
Assisting a person who has explicitly asked to die is increasingly being seen as a justifiable action, especially in the context of a terminal illness.
There are sometimes specific references to the Dutch practice that allows doctors to end their patients' lives if they explicitly ask for it, as long as certain preconditions of due practice are met.
And banks - whether explicitly nationalized or not - will be under pressure to prioritize domestic borrowers.
Indeed, the IMF explicitly recommended slower fiscal consolidation for Spain in its 2012 World Economic Outlook.
In a speech marking the state gas monopoly Gazprom's tenth anniversary in 2003, Putin stated his position explicitly, speaking of the company as one of the few strong geopolitical levers left to Russia after the Soviet collapse.
They speak explicitly about America's interest in preserving its relative, not just absolute, economic power.
But extremists say explicitly that their anger is caused by the injustice of the global system and the repressive policies of powerful states.
The purchase of government bonds is explicitly authorized by the EU Treaty.
The aim of the ECSC was explicitly political: to remove control of the two most important raw materials for the production of heavy weaponry from states that had just fought the bloodiest war in history.
Later that year, Robert Schumann - the French foreign minister at the time and a founding father of European integration - explicitly identified the ECSC with the drive for peace.
Twice in the last ten years, national governments have explicitly given the EU the authority to tighten constraints on their subsidies to failing airline companies.
The Maastricht treaty explicitly prohibits a eurozone country from leaving the euro, but says nothing about a temporary leave of absence (and therefore doesn't prohibit one).
Moreover, some ASEAN member countries, like Singapore, have explicitly called for Aung San Suu Kyi to be allowed to participate in the 2010 elections.
Because runs on banks can trigger widespread distress, governments explicitly guarantee insured deposits and implicitly guarantee all the other debts of mega-banks.
The good news is that the 13th Five-Year Plan (covering the 2016-2020 period), which is to be enacted in March 2016, appears likely to address these concerns explicitly.
It was particularly important that she explicitly included her own view, unlike when she spoke on behalf of the entire FOMC after its September meeting.
Governments and NGOs spend billions of dollars each year trying to help the world without explicitly considering whether they are achieving the most they can.
We know as much about bubbles as we do about inflation, Caruana argues, and central banks' need to move interest rates for reasons other than the short-term control of consumer-price trends should be explicitly recognized.
During a Franco-German-Russian summit in St. Petersburg, he explicitly refrained from criticizing the US and Britain.