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Since the February election was a snap one, Labour could legitimately call another a few months later to try for a working majority.

You are being legitimately assertive when you stand up for your rights in such a way that the rights of others are not violated.

It's easy to root for a guy like Phillips, a legitimately good guy who has had to endure so much heartache.

None of you can personally and legitimately own the Earth, nor any part of it, nor any of its many kingdoms.

Of course, the Bodleian Library claims that those manuscripts were bought legitimately, just like the Elgin Marbles in the British Museum.

When he worked legitimately, which wasn't a steady activity, his ex-wife's lawyer was on his case within hours of his first paycheck.

Steve DeAngelo, the executive director, described that as "the maximum amount that a medical patient could legitimately consume in a week. "

"I didn't hire him as a research assistant, " said the chancellor, Angela Merkel, herself boasting a PhD (legitimately, it is believed).

During an era when many people legitimately had nutritional deficiencies, placing your bets on a multi might have been reasonable.

The entrepreneur said, by heightening the efficiency of their inland firm legitimately, the company received triple dividend this year.

She works speaks the fact, to speak the truth, speaks the law, reasonable also legitimately mediated the massive family quarrel.

But when statutes seek to avoid environmental catastrophe, can preventive, albeit uncertain, decisions legitimately be so labeled?

However, hedge funds currently play a limited, almost zero, role on the mainland, at least legitimately.

Microsoft Product Activation is an anti-piracy technology designed to verify that software products have been legitimately licensed.

We're asking ourselves whether it is possible to extrapolate from past to future legitimately.

But another part of that astronomical price tag is legitimately deserved.

Their deaths set in motion the pattern of crucifixion of the truth bearers and those having the ability to legitimately ascend.

Even then, they were bombarded by UAC interruptions, demanding permission to continue with whatever they were trying legitimately to do.

The only way to legitimately resolve Roman excess was to reinterpret the nature of the sacraments.

Expatriate employees of multinational firms are likely to manage their financial affairs offshore, completely legitimately.

No brand can legitimately claim to be responsive to all of the DCCs that lie behind an observed action in any product category.

Catching exceptions that you cannot legitimately handle hides critical debugging information.

Unable to obtain the GM seeds legitimately, the farmers turned to pirated versions, many of them "Maradona" seeds brought in from Argentina.

With the new scoring system, it turns out that it Zhang and Zhang could legitimately be in second place even after stopping the show.

Is in a state where a connection can legitimately be formed.

because if you so legitimately happy , honestly. . . you wouldn't feel the need to make a big show out of it.

Defamation and public security restrictions on the press should remain in place to protect from false or legitimately dangerous information.

Because if you are so legitimately happy, honestly, you wouldn'tneed to make a big show out of it. U wouldn't have to broadcast it.

Both constitutive and restorative skills legitimately belong to soccer, although the former are more central than the latter.

People legitimately ask whether the low levels of radioactivity now drifting across Japan are safe.

When it was conducted legitimately I mean straight, as far as the bucket shop went the fluctuations took care of the shoestrings.

Shiquan and Yimin, who usually had no chance to take a walk shoulder to shoulder, now finally could walk together legitimately.

The rest of the world would be legitimately alarmed by that.

Because people have been misled, they're legitimately disillusioned.

"They're using it legitimately, and we don't want to turn off the entire continent, " Milburn said.

He became in legitimately through the door of the Law (vv. 1-3).

For instance, only those responsible for sales can legitimately project sales improvements.

Yet even if they're not technically deprived of sleep, they are legitimately being deprived of good sleep.

Some programs may legitimately read records in one format but produce something entirely different.

To place all the onus on Beijing legitimately strikes many Chinese as extremely unfair.

Each can legitimately be proclaimed as the leader or the laggard, and the choice may well depend on the argument being made.

Often there are many changes in job circumstances amongst those who are legitimately ascending and self healing of their polarities within.

Nor can you legitimately blame others for your unhealthy plights.

As changing entities, we can only legitimately criticize their trajectories.

Many operated legitimately, but some offered improbably low prices.

If they were only being picked up legitimately there simply wouldn' t be enough of them circulating to become a common currency.

Of course older people worry, legitimately, about falling.

She also restated her belief that the Assad regime has lost legitimately.

let's get married so our child can be born legitimately.

But many are legitimately concerned about the longer-term budget situation.

Moreover, the civic society exerts its key roles in sharing public services and urging the government to perform legitimately .

They need to be real people who are legitimately interested in my channel.

Ross also makes clear that we must often know many non moral facts about a situation before we can legitimately make a moral judgment.

Half of 105 participants were asked to write about a past experience in which they had legitimately been given a role of high or low power.

Otherwise it cannot be legitimately called the "People's Republic" .

Doing so teaches users to enter their personal data on third-party sites that they can't possibly verify as legitimately related to you.

Party A may legitimately adjust Party B's post according to business requirements.

The result: we know the rock-bottom, most affordable ways to get a cheap iPad legitimately into your hands.

He feels that he has legitimately unburdened himself even though people don't know what he's telling them.

Can we be more legitimately optimistic about design?

For criminal judicial control, we should legitimately reconstruct it according to the requirement of self-regard and altruism.

Sometimes you'll legitimately want to know where she lives or what she does.

There are aspects of Mr Obama's new Afghanistan policy that can be legitimately disagreed with.

True law states that only karma that is legitimately one's own must be paid upon in order to settle any debt.

Messi on the other hand could be legitimately compared to Pele, Diego Maradona and Alfredo Di Stefano.

A question we can legitimately raise.

Result According to the department workflow, we can set legitimately the first level and the second level targets.

In effect, it's like forging a letter by putting new contents onto a piece of paper that was legitimately signed.

On the other hand, if math is invented, then why can't a mathematician legitimately invent that 2 2 = 5?

Liability can be excluded if and to the extent that the actor acted legitimately

Dialectical reflection on legitimately and morally administering a country

Hidden somewhere amidst all the patent-filing and reputation-staking are some legitimately convincing pieces of information