principally

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• “They’re all designed principally to avert your becoming seriously ill, and that’s the major point,” he says.

• Staying alive means, principally, rent, and median rent in the United States is up some 42%, adjusted for inflation, since 2000.

• Known principally as a photographer, Hasbun represents momentous journeys with pictures and a video of paper boats, as well as an installation of dozens of such crafts.

• The “big is bad” approach burst onto the legal academic scene a couple of years ago, principally through a Yale Law Journal article by Lina Khan, a London-born academic who got her law degree in 2017 after graduating from Williams College in 2010.

• Governments principally use social media platforms to reach out to their domestic audience.

• There was a logic to it – many of the wines were from the Pacific Northwest, principally from Oregon and Washington state.

• A Different World [a Cosby Show spinoff] was principally about that college.

• The shared view in the region is that Iraq is principally an obsession of the U.S.

• He continued to live in Greenwich Village in an apartment furnished principally with books and empty orange crates.

• Obamacare  is principally designed for the 48 million uninsured Americans.

• Shortly afterwards a few acceptances were reported, against securities.