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He spoke plainly about this, and Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him.

Prosecutors had alleged that Mr. Turner wrote: "Let me be the first to say this plainly: These Judges deserve to be killed. "

Harder decisions followed. Libya's army continued to shell other rebel-held cities, and its snipers were plainly targeting civilians.

Yet he still maintains some of his allure when he takes the wrong course, but does so plainly out of principle.

But experience has plainly shown that this is the only path to carry out the command of the Constitution.

You know, distasteful food, plainly-looking staff, noisy environment, overheated or overcooled rooms, all this will drive customers away.

If Obama said nothing or was plainly indifferent, gay-rights activists might be irked but would not be quite so disappointed.

He could not have said more plainly, ' It will soon be you and I. 'There was an understanding between them.

If you think you failed to see an opportunity on time, or just didn't act on it when you had to, or you just plainly blew the whole thing.

Yet plainly she did not accept them at his own valuation .

At this, the man's ears were opened , his tongue was loosened and he began to speak plainly .

('plain' is often used informally for 'plainly' as in he is plain stubborn).

But the word " rescue " plainly indicated that it was not a brilliant victory but a blunder costing many lives .

I told him plainly that if he ever said such a thing again. I would knock the stuffing out of him.

Chef Lin gazed at the duck with a scornful look and plainly stated that it wasn't exactly how we likes to see it.

Or to put it plainly: Building steel doors into cardboard houses is only of limited use.

though he was compelled to retain the sentiment in his heart, because Heathcliff plainly meant his underlings to hold him in honour.

One said (forgive me if I summarise) that the Left had been right all along, and that the country was plainly run by a money-grubbing cabal.

The sister dared not question the mayor; but she perceived plainly from his air that he had not come from there.

She plainly stated that she did not know as she did love you, but thought if she were engaged to you she might become acquainted with you.

say it To plainly, translation is an art to reproduce the exact idea of the author by means of a language different from the original.

Mr Strauss-Kahn has indeed protested that he did not try to force sex on a hotel maid and, plainly, it is for the courts to judge him.

Mars and Jupiter will be elegantly angled, allowing you to see plainly how much you are treasured.

That's what Freddy Perkins used to call me before he could talk plainly.

And neither were the sabbaths kept, nor the solemn days of the fathers observed, neither did any man plainly profess himself to be a Jew.

32He spoke plainly about this, and Peter took him aside and began to rebuke him.

Plainly it was an event to be admitted to the presence of such magnificence.

The Economist is a very good book, but I would like it better if it were plainly and self-reliably stated.

Electing the DPJ is still plainly a risk: the party is inexperienced and, like the LDP, an improbably broad church.

Although responsibility for the accident plainly lies with BP, a slick of recrimination now laps around the White House too.

Those few words had shown quite plainly he was no longer taken in by her and that he was no fool.

"Let me say this as plainly as I can: By August 31, 2010, our combat mission in Iraq will end, " he said.

Such a course plainly might maximize returns to taxpayers, though this cannot be guaranteed.

And the curiosity-dealer, who plainly had not expected his uncouth visitor, seemed disconcerted and embarrassed.

"It - it - indeed! " gibbered one, whose wits had plainly given out for the moment.

Plainly, fighting terrorism or hostage-taking in the Sahel is a different sort of intervention.

Between the two of you, if you both speak plainly and admit vulnerability, then you will be able to resolve problems.

So plainly fraudulent was the count that the local committee of a leftist party in the coastal city of Damietta publicly denounced it.

I have no reason for flattering you now, and I can say plainly that you need not be so sad.

They plainly did not know how to treat me, but behaved like persons who are underbred.

She's been listening to coverage ahead of the British debate and is plainly irritated by the coverage of the leaders' wives.

The campaigners added: "Our advice would be say what you need to plainly and simply then stop. If nothing needs to be said, say nothing. "

Such documents are plainly in the company's possession and may be subject to production in a legal proceeding.

The Jews therefore came round about him, and said unto him, How long dost thou hold us in suspense? If thou art the Christ, tell us plainly.

China is now strong enough to contest America's leadership in Asia, and is plainly doing so.

One glance at her, and both Hurstwood and Drouet saw plainly that she also was weak-kneed. She came faintly across the stage, saying.

Such an attitude is plainly ridiculous and can be do nothing but learn to the good use of English.

She was great at Antinomianism and Bible-classes, and was plainly going to hold a class now.

And I came to understand that my (put plainly, astonishing) degree meant nothing at all in a practical sense.

In the case of my misguided aunt, the form which pious perseverance was next to take revealed itself to me plainly enough.

Something of daylight still lightered, and the moon was waxing bright: I could see him plainly.

Moreover, it is all about tribes, not democracy, and Colonel Qaddafi plainly has a lot of them on his side.

for one sees plainly that he often says much less than he would say, if he might.

To put it plainly, they used to beat her, and taunt her with eating their bread.

But whoever lives by the truth comes into the light, so that it may be seen plainly that what he has done has been done through God.

Plainly enough now, the speaking out then would have damaged the "perfectly free" argument upon which the election was to be carried.

For a sovereign to destroy its own credit, to save creditors of its banks, is plainly wrong.

At last, he said, in a half-whisper, plainly not expecting an answer, 'Is any one here? '

Plainly it will not do for the same law to be interpreted differently in different parts of the country.

To put it plainly, let LeBron James play NFL tomorrow, and there is absolutely no problem for him to do that.

To put it plainly , Americans are made of the financial crisis blame.

Paper symbols of new cities and towns, canals and roads, were not only without value, but they were now plainly seen to be so.

Quite a number of them, says Amnesty, are civil-rights campaigners who have plainly had nothing to do with terrorism or jihad.

Plainly enough now, the adoption of it would have spoiled the niche for the Dred Scott decision.

Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be misrepresented as being the original software.

Recent disputes over the validity of scientific data used to support calls for climate change action shows this most plainly.

abandons the Works or otherwise plainly demonstrates the intention not to continue performance of his obligations under the Contract.

The administration is plainly having serious second thoughts about Afghanistan and is not trying particularly hard to conceal them.

The cop had written down that the car was a gold Toyota, whereas the vehicle registration plainly stated that it was gray.

Then came the Jews round about him, and said unto him, How long dost thou make us to doubt? If thou be the Christ, tell us plainly.

Boulahrouz plainly relished the encounters, though he admitted Ronaldinho had been his toughest opponent so far.

I believe that having a vacation, perhaps just a short one, that I can plainly do whatever I want, would be awesome.

As the Obamas sat with friends around their dining room table, eating Michelle's chili and planning the run, she was plainly hesitant.

The snake jerked its head toward Uncle Vernon and Dudley, then raised its eyes to the ceiling. It gave Harry a look that said quite plainly.

In official Indian parlance such proof is grimly referred to as "telltale signs" . It is plainly garbage.

In the distance, and plainly visible from school grounds, a trash incinerator sends a steady plume of brown smoke into the sky.

Even if the president does not openly recognise the gravity of the rebellion, he is plainly determined to crush it.

Plainly, optimism is returning. But will there really be a strong recovery within six months?

And, plainly, Russia is neither willing nor able to fight a real war with NATO.

I had to go over the whole proposal twice, and word it as plainly as ABC before she would fully take it in.

He spoke it out plainly to his company.

Sir G. Robinson said plainly in one despatch, that he could not guess the probable object of her Majesty's Government.

When a professional student of social affairs writes a political book, his first duty is plainly to say so.

The Taliban will take the talks as further evidence that NATO will soon give up and withdraw. Plainly, they must be proved wrong.

And water lies plainly, as if lamped by its own justice.

And here it plainly appeared that though Edward was now her only son, he was by no means her eldest.

She gave him both her hands, but her smiling face said very plainly, "Oh, don't let us be sentimental! "

This praise is not consciously insincere, but pretty plainly it does not accurately represent their operational plan.

It serves to acknowledge plainly our ignorance of the cause of each particular variation.

Writing plainly does not mean that letters must be confined to a mere recital of facts, in a style that is dull and unattractive.

It is plainly silly to put forward such a proposal.

The chain of uprisings across the Arab world plainly caught the US and Europe, as well as allied Arab rulers, on the hop.

He saw plainly the "great source of cash" out of the westernization business.

But I had always felt most hunters and sports shooters were good citizens and would listen to a reasonable argument plainly stated.

Regulatory reforms that do not incorporate such "living wills" are plainly not serious.

Voldemort halted, and Harry could see him plainly again as he slid the Elder Wand through his white fingers.

The assumption that everyone's circumstances are identical is so plainly wrong as to be borderline insane, but everyone does it.

It seems very strange that two gases can be turned into water, but under certain conditions the fact can be plainly proved.

said the lawyer, "Now take your time and tell me plainly what you want. "

The West has plainly failed to understand such movements and the reasons for their popularity.

Despite the fear, many Iraqis were plainly determined to assert their democratic right to choose their leaders.

One might as well ask whether producing a photograph is producing an illusion--which would plainly be just silly.

"You see plainly, " he said, "that I am Jean Valjean. "

They were talking low, of indifferent things which plainly were not the things that occupied their thoughts.

Qataris, at least indigenous ones, have plainly never had it so good.

an hour is coming when I will no longer speak to you in parables, but I will report to you plainly concerning the Father.

And while I cannot answer those questions for you, I can speak plainly about the future that America is seeking.

To speak plainly, you are not good enough for her.

Claims by the secular establishment that the AK party's ultimate plan is to introduce sharia law are plainly overblown.

Thus, this episode is a classic case of material deemed indecent by the FCC that's plainly not obscene.

In describing the early years of the Communist revolution in China, Kissinger tells us plainly where he stands emotionally.

Plainly, the dictators are nervous. But that does not mean that they are about to fall like dominoes.

The least-bad way to deal with this contradiction is to restructure the debt of plainly insolvent countries now.

He attends a school for wizardry--she could see him very plainly in her mind.

Lunar craters can be plainly seen with the aid of a small telescope .

On the YangFan also began to look for reflection and plainly thought.

But the sea still shone in the distance and the ship was plainly discernible.

Krill distribution was patchier than anyone had imagined, but dense schools of the small crustaceans were plainly here.

As you can plainly see, asking the right questions canproduce very positive results.

Even without jokes about the rating agencies' performance during the great US structured debt debacle, the answer should plainly be "no" .

Plainly put, Washington fears that Europe's strategic drift may become a reality unless Russia is stopped in its tracks.

The natural knowledge of God plainly, in an unspoken way, reveals God's will for the way humans are to be and act.

The big doll , sitting in her new pram smirking , could hear it quite plainly .

The elderly gentleman plainly has come down in the world.

"Children, " I say plainly, "watch out for the baobabs ! "

Johnson was a brilliant writer, but plainly he had never heard of O. J. Simpson.

He and his horse had scarcely found shelter amongst some rocks, when the flap of the dragon's wings could be plainly heard.

Here I put in my canoe, and climbing a part of the rock, I could plainly discover land to the east, extending from south to north.

A return to confrontation, besides hugely damaging the improved image of both countries, would plainly jeopardise this movement forward.

But his instincts are plainly hostile to the free flow of goods, investment and people across borders.

Plainly put, the g-spot is an area just inside your vagina, that when you're turned on, might feel really good to rub or massage.

The US should speak plainly to China, but casting its policies as an unprovoked assault on the US economy is absurdly one-sided.

Plainly, this episode hardly classifies as a fleeting shock, as far as market participants, households, or policymakers are concerned.

His audience were plainly happy to have one of their own in charge.

Well, something was plainly wrong, and it was evident that Edwin was far too feeble to cope with it alone.

From Beijing's standpoint, America's problems are plainly those of a power in decline.

The awful state of Chicago's transport comes home most plainly to drivers sitting stationary in their cars.

Earthquakes are rare in Britain, and I could see plainly Liz's great shock at experiencing one.

When a reaction to the left-hand door is thus fixated, the right-hand door may be left open so that the food is plainly visible.

He could read the affirmative plainly in her face .

Eg: Libretto for the seven basic words, actors recite lyrics, and to put it plainly.

The economic impact of those who see profit opportunities others have missed is plainly not "too small to matter" .

Plainly, though, the prisoner deal will enhance Hamas's standing with the Palestinian public, presumably at the expense of Mr Abbas.

But equally he is plainly loth to let that failed state slide further into the domain of al-Qaeda.

I must confess that, to put it plainly, I find him a bore.

It's not too hard to speak or write plainly if you follow a few simple rules.

For one thing, Mr Obama is plainly juggling multiple crises, from floods in Tennessee to a bomb in Times Square.

Many evangelicals plainly feel more comfortable backing one of their own.

What Pavone envisions is, quite plainly, taking on solar system exploration by leaps and bounds.

He plainly does not take the step of affirming that he no longer believes.

Plainly here, as at the factory, he was a person who had to be reckoned with.

This stuff matters, and the facts in this plainly political pamphlet should be clean, correct, transparent, and justified.

Plainly the market is not happy with the new team so far .

Moreover, RSM no need to list all of the restrictions but analyze, optimize and verify the system more plainly.

undoubtedly certainly unquestionably obviously plainly clearly a.

Plainly pagan, rather than religious, life interested him, although as yet he was not fully aware of this.

Plainly, potential terrorists can still move easily back and forth between Kenya and Somalia.

Elihu said plainly God is not accountable to us for His actions.

Plainly, Ehud Olmert, Israel's prime minister, should grab any opportunity to talk.

This hotel semblance was simple plainly, the light blue color has echoed its seafood building subject dining style.

The current, highly inflationary monetary system is plainly unfair and fundamentally immoral.

As they continue to pour in, investors plainly think the opportunities outweigh the risks.

So let me say this as plainly as I can: By August 31st, 2010, our combat mission in Iraq will end.

Mr Obama is plainly neither unpatriotic nor a conspiracy theorist, and has denounced his former pastor's outbursts vigorously.

To put it more plainly, is the text dictation, typing in the computer.

Paul stresses the nature of what he calls the Holy Scriptures. He plainly states that they came from God (v. 16) through men of God.

But the alternative-medicine industry plainly excels as a placebo delivery service.

If I ever saw a man plainly and distinctly in the world, I saw him.

Plainly, Mr Mugabe has abided only by those parts of the GPA that suit him.

A president plainly should not ignore Congress. But Mr Obama has veered to the opposite extreme.

That is plainly not the end of it for the taxpayer.

To put it more plainly: people need government that works.

Franz suddenly saw the answer plainly: Marie-Claude proclaimed Sabina's pendant ugly because she could afford to do so.

A little stream crossed the way. Benjamin skipped lightly over dry foot; the badger's heavy steps showed plainly in the mud.

Life is like a green leaf, which turns yellow as time goes but its vein is plainly visible.

And thou shalt write upon the stones all the words of this law very plainly.

In the lobby, two plainly dressed couples--presumably employees--are shown dwarfed by four marble columns thick as tree trunks.

Official Union policy, for example, plainly did not contemplate indiscriminate destruction.

Old Behrman, with his red eyes plainly streaming, shouted his contempt for such foolish imaginings.

Plainly they were "two souls with but a single thought. "

The result of one sided reporting from both is plainly obvious.

Now tell them all this plainly .

His signature policy, a plan to liberalise the electricity industry, has plainly fallen behind schedule.

Hanson looked up from his paper, and they exchanged a mild look, which said as plainly as anything: "This isn't what we expected. "

The parlour was rather a small room , very plainly furnished , yet comfortable, because clean and neat .

Above all, though plainly he has more than enough on his plate elsewhere, Mr Obama must get personally involved.

But many of the millions who voted for him plainly hoped he would offer more freedom.

The office is plainly furnished with two desks and four chairs.

Plainly , in the real world, we are hardly likely to get a situation where all the errors are zero.

He found it very difficult to speak plainly, for his lips trembled and refused to form the words.

Binyamin Netanyahu's right-wing Israeli government has plainly emboldened the settlers.

It even uses the word "plainly" to show us that when you look around at creation it is clear there is a God.

Instead, the market shifts seem plainly driven by a wave of pessimism and fear about the economic outlook.

The idea of the utility of all qualities of this kind, is plainly an after-thought, and not what first recommends them to our approbation.

Third, carefully determine the renovation program, plainly a contract.

They did not dare to oppose what the people so plainly desired.

Critics who accuse the government of having reverted to its old socialist leanings of the 1970s are plainly wrong.

Many in the City plainly believed that an independent LSE was vital for London's competitive position.

"Being an apostle of Jesus Christ, " Paul has the authority to speak plainly concerning the church members and the situation in Crete.

Plainly, economic growth makes policymakers' lives much easier.

MARK THOMPSON: Well, there are dozens plainly, but there are thousands of drill sergeants.

I'm going to beard the lion in his den tomorrow, and ask him plainly why he hadn't increased my salary.

Despite these changes, what remained was plainly treasonous , and the penalty for treason was death.

Thus presents the god illness asthenia, to pant, the facial color plainly, to have a poor appetite the mouth to cry.

When Google launched their service, faces and license plates were plainly visible.

Excuse me if I've spoken too plainly.

but they are too regular and some of them plainly too fresh for that.

The world economy is plainly in a poor state, but it could get a lot worse.

All fittings shall be plainly visible and accessible .

Mr Pawlenty is coy about his ambitions, but he is plainly looking beyond Minnesota's borders.

Its style sees plainly in the fashion, reveals loftily in the plainness , in loftiness clear bold.

Plainly speaking, promises are what we call "future prosperity" , as well as a crucifix erected in our innermost heart.

Kitchen designers plainly think that the lure of state-of-the-art multi-media gadgetry will pull more men into the kitchen in the future.

The president must explain this plainly.

She dressed plainly because she could not dress well, but she was unhappy as though she had really fallen from her proper station;

Plainly, he was interested by her present appearance and manner.

By then communism, for all its tanks and missiles, was plainly a less efficient economic machine.

Text and binary columns are plainly readable within the database file when using a viewing tool such as a hex editor.

Then I will tell them plainly, 'I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers! '

Plainly speaking, if you want capitalism you can live that way.

The Arab League, whose support was so essential to the argument that military action had regional backing, is plainly wavering.

France plainly does not want to find itself again so close to being on the wrong side of history.

Plainly there were times when the people had to be considered.

She was plainly but neatly dressed.

A daydreaming girl is speaking plainly and has inadvertently aroused a chill.

These institutions plainly need serious reform.

That plainly raises the spectre of political intervention.

Plainly, not all countries can afford precisely the same dose of fiscal stimulus.

Speak Plainly. The very worst thing you can do in a relationship is play games with each other.

I remember to have plainly refused his offer.

Countering Iran's influence was plainly one reason behind the trip.

Many MPs plainly believed that since there were rules on what they could claim, any claim within these rules was legitimate.

What they have in common is that during the election campaign they were plainly designed to poison voters' attitudes in swing states.

Plainly we are not going to be the biggest but we can try to be the best.

As for the timing, the debt deal in Congress just before the downgrade was plainly inadequate.

RHETT: I'm saying very plainly that the Yankees are better equipped than we.

Plainly, lessons have been learnt since.

In the absolute hush I could hear plainly its thin murmurs of life.

The notion that free trade precludes food security is plainly wrong-headed.

Put those together, and the market plainly expects sweeping dividend cuts.

Bishops who think they can no longer withstand continuous severe trials should plainly voice their difficulty to the Holy See.

Apart from the line of copper suns that ornamented his belt, the Dornishman was plainly dressed.

Excuse me -- for I must speak plainly.

And several teachers were plainly shocked at the board's decision.

The catalyst, plainly, came from corporate America.

Jack showed his dislike plainly in scorching mordacity .

"Yes, " said Sam , "I saw him plainly take the goods. "

For the most part, their clothes were plainly made and showed signs of hard wear.

They also did a joint postgame news conference, with O'Neal plainly nostalgic . . . and Bryant plainly not.

They plainly indicated that they could not presume that the defendant was innocent.