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Meaning specifically meaning
What does specifically mean?
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Topics specifically topics
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Simple sentences
This library contains books specifically for blind children.
When I was little, my grandmother would put out a small bowl of milk specifically for hedgehogs.
Movie subtitles
That genre specifically?
No, he specifically said he did not like you.
So what, uh, errands are you running specifically?
Specifically?
Because I was there, and I specifically remember you approaching me with purpose.
A book was recently published on the German colonies, in which it was specifically stated that one advantage of possessing duelling scars was that native Africans look with more respect upon white men who bear them.
Just what was it specifically, Father?
Specifically, what is your angle?
Specifically, I behave quite idiotically towards a certain young lady that I fell in love with while passing on a stair.
It's me, specifically.
You will keep off the main decks, night and day and off the bridge unless specifically ordered there.
Alta, I specifically asked you not to join us for lunch.
Most were professional troublemakers sent to your street. to create an incident, specifically with you.
In what world would a natural phenomenon cause icicles to specifically target us?
He referred to classical physics in general and specifically to Newton's Laws of Falling Bodies.
More specifically, the conversion of lead into uranium.
More specifically, to save your life.
I specifically warned you not to say one word to that committee.
In what capacity? I mean, specifically.
Specifically, as a sex, and specifically.
But Professor, why did the creature come to Japan. and specifically to Tokyo?
The law specifically states that the train.
Specifically.
You specifically asked for flowers.
You admit you killed 11 people. More specifically. Mr. Levret, November 10th.
The law specifically states that all accidents must be reported.
Please see it as evidence of the interest I take in you, and I specifically wanted my visit to have no official nature.
Harras wanted us specifically for his party.
We were talking specifically about you.
I specifically asked for an unlisted channel.
Well, uh, then comes the kids, some look like, me, some like you, well, not specifically you, uh, you know, what do you think?
In your advertisement, did you not specifically request to play games?
Specifically that the design of the suppression pool would cause the hydrogen recombiners to fail, precipitating the collapse of the containment system, causing meltdown. You've done your homework.
I think he wanted your car specifically.
News and current affairs
I do not believe it is right to make a change of such magnitude without specifically consulting the people on whose behalf we govern.
The emergence of kings and queens as specifically national figureheads is a relatively recent historical development.
Specifically, policymakers must be open and willing to understand the unusual challenges facing the US economy, react accordingly, and possess sufficiently potent policy instruments.
Specifically, they are talking about recapitalizing the banking system, rather than guaranteeing it.
President Duhalde has specifically requested the help of the IMF, the World Bank, and the Inter-American Development Bank.
A Labour government, wielding tax proposals specifically designed to hit private foreign investors, would certainly discourage inflows.
Specifically, that means social security, private pensions, and medical and unemployment insurance - plans that exist on paper but are woefully underfunded.
Specifically, Keynes denied that saving is simply deferred spending.
In fact, Western political and economic structures are, in some ways, specifically designed to resist deep and rapid change, if only to prevent temporary and reversible fluctuations from having an undue influence on underlying systems.
In our research, we exploit this requirement to specifically target the BRCA1 or BRCA2-defective cancer cells with inhibitors of PARP.
So we need to understand how what we eat interacts with our bodies - or, more specifically, our genes - to affect our health.
Specifically, we should find such archeological evidence at sites in Africa from between 200,000 and 100,000 years ago.
But what specifically makes fruits and vegetables so beneficial is not clear.
Specifically, Greece, Portugal, Spain, and Italy are still at risk, while bailout fatigue pervades the eurozone core.
Presenting himself as the last pillar of respect for international law, Putin offered ethics lessons to the United States - and specifically to President Barack Obama.
Specifically, China needs prudential regulation that limits the use of leverage for asset purchases.
But China apparently is far less proficient in replicating the DNA of a modern consumer culture - specifically, in altering the behavioral norms of its people.
I can already hear the sound of lawyers sharpening their pencils: the offense must be defined specifically enough to withstand a human-rights challenge.
Trade officials in both the US and Europe say that they will no longer encourage farmers to overproduce, and that they will end programs that specifically subsidize exports.
The Army Corps of Engineers' budget for levee construction in New Orleans was gutted, including funds specifically aimed at the Southeast Louisiana Urban Flood Control Project.
The Hospital Preparedness Program was designed specifically to train health personnel on disease containment in the setting of unforeseen epidemics, such as Ebola.