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technically
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Tom's answer wasn't technically a lie.
Technically he is still a student.
Technically, drugs that cause miosis can relieve the PNS effects of those causing mydriasis since sympathetic and parasympathetic stimulation tend to negate each others' effects.
Tom should technically be wearing safety goggles.
Technically, I wasn't lying.
As a result, he gets something which technically is correct, but in its essence is just a mockery.
This is technically impossible.
It is technically possible.
It's technically possible.
Technically hiragana is a syllabary, not an alphabet.
Sami was technically a good doctor, but his alcohol abuse prevented him from practising.
Tomatoes aren't technically vegetables.
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Technically it's ivory and Jayma's dress is Alaskan Snow.
I mean, technically you're a denier.
Oh,Um, Technically Fianc?
Um,He's Not Dead Yet, And,Once Again, You're Not Technically Married.
You understand, of course, it wouldn't be technically correct for me to introduce you. He will present himself to you.
Technically, it's called glioma.
Mr. Wilkes, who can't be mentally faithful to his wife. and won't be unfaithful to her technically.
Technically, she's a Columbrina Marzditzia, which seems to be a rare type of Brazilian glass snake, which I'm.
Yes, technically.
Technically, yes, but actually, no.
He says, being an enemy and, technically, our prisoner, perhaps you wouldn't want to trust him with the operation, but he's willing to do it.
Although technically the Parks Dept. and the Ward Committee built that park with your backing, wasn't it really Watanabe-san who built it?
Technically that puts us at war with Sweden. and her royal highness is my hostage.
Technically, she should be referred to as a princess, until after the mating flight.
I mean, technically you're a denier. - Wait, wait, wait.
Once it arrives it's technically in my custody.
Of course, the comic figure in all this is the long-suffering Mr. Wilkes. Mr. Wilkes, who can't be mentally faithful to his wife and won't be unfaithful to her technically.
I, your Wizard per ardua ad alta am about to embark upon a hazardous and technically unexplainable journey into the outer stratosphere!
May I remind you that you're not on a cruise ship and this is technically still my cabin.
It's not important, but technically, I'm in the Navy.
Colonel Dax technically is cast in the role of the defence.
Up to a point, Matilda's technically superb, but her brewing lacks quality.
I'm really good technically.
Technically yes.
Ah, technically no.
Whether or not he's guilty technically, I ask the court to bear in mind that a sentence of guilty would automatically result in his professional ruin.
Also, I-I mean, it's against the rules. I mean, technically you're a denier.
This is not a trial, but it does bear certain aspects of one, and Colonel Dax technically is cast in the role of the defense.
You mean technically?
You know, this isn't easy to talk about, but technically it was the pedestrian's fault and not the driver's.
Technically, you're absolutely right.
Not technically, no.
These are what they technically call respiratory compensator.
It is technically difficult.
This is what is technically known as a firestorm.
Technically and intellectually, we are living in an atomic age.
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It's a vicious circle, technically known as a poverty trap.
Moreover, the alternatives to nuclear energy - and to fossil fuels - are well known and technically much more advanced and sustainable.
Technically, reducing a deficit is a straightforward matter: one must either cut expenditures or raise taxes.
Although possessing these weapons of mass destruction is technically not illegal, most states are parties to the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention, which Syria has refused to sign.
So, while the US may technically be close to the end of a severe recession, most of America is facing a near-depression.
Politicians representing these voters lack experience in government, sometimes are technically unprepared for governance, and are suspicious of technocrats and bureaucrats, particularly those in Brussels.
In the short run, it is technically difficult to adjust consumption.
Unconventional policies that aim at weakening the exchange rate are technically possible even at zero interest rates, and they are quite likely to be effective at the level of individual countries.
North and South Korea remain technically at war even now.
Like the Berlin Wall, China's Internet restrictions may be technically sound, even as they defend the indefensible and sustain the unsustainable.
Technically and economically, China was the world's leader (though without global reach) from 500 to 1500.
Central banks have tried to avoid the confidence fairy by printing money - technically, by buying government bonds on the secondary market.
First, it is a guarantee of peace: war is now technically impossible between the Union's interlinked member countries.
Well, it's technically true that there is a link between the chemicals and illness, but the risk is miniscule in any well-regulated country.
All of these intermediaries have costs that have to be paid by the local consumer, which flatters the national GDP statistics, because, technically speaking, all of these costs constitute value added in intermediation services.
Every technically competent person knows that the paths to civilian nuclear power and to nuclear weapons are the same, except for a few last, comparatively simple steps.
And, while he was technically the commander-in-chief of the Palestinian forces, these forces lacked the will to stand up to Hamas's growing power.
Argentina has technically defaulted; American and European financial institutions and markets are jittery; and Russia is promising that the sanctions it faces will have no impact on its economy.