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Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer, as far as one can tell, shares most of Mrs Merkel's centrist instincts.
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And as far as one can tell, he's doing everything you would do to set yourself up to run again.
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However, Apple has not, as far as one can tell, requested that President Trump use a different device to avoid the company being conflated with the Trump administration's current legacy of racism, xenophobia, child separation, and cheerleading fascists in India.
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In the mid-eighties, he wrote twelve songs with Elvis Costello—the compiled acoustic demo duets may be the best of all Paul's post-Beatle work—but, as far as one can tell, he more or less bailed out on the project before it was complete.
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Karen is the main focus of this comic. She is a goth woman of unspecified age (probably somewhere in her early or mid-twenties) and lives in Bristol, England. She has black hair. As far as one can tell from the comic, she is of average or below-average height.
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A letter to the editor responded critiquing her history and tried to distinguish theosophic efforts and those with devotion to Jesus, though the writer credits "The Bahai[sic] movement is undoubtedly ethically valuable, and all its main points are excellent. It is still, as far as one can tell, on a so-called spiritual, which is really a material basis. The leaders may, however, be on a truly spiritual basis. If so, directly they have the key to the miracles of Jesus they will at once begin to get wonderful results themselve." before proceeding on his ideas on the science behind the mystic.
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