explicitly **

These issues must be explicitly set out in the report.

But for some reason I think everything he said was explicitly true.

The data was coming in a little too explicitly now.

He is never explicitly known to have been king at all.

Whether we can at the same time make people think explicitly about women is a more difficult question.

Now you have to tell them explicitly which one that you're using.

It was not explicitly said who gave the information up.

But this time they've decided explicitly not to do it again.

I think that should be done, but would do it more explicitly.

That's the problem because you're not having to provide that explicitly.

However, such an official is explicitly not the president of the country.

However, it is possible to control the process explicitly when necessary.

I could be wrong though if the law explicitly states this sort of stuff.

And we are working on those numbers now, so I, you know, explicitly left that out.

Only at the end did he address the subject explicitly.

But in California, the debate three years ago was explicitly about race.

I'd never explicitly asked him to keep it a secret.

It does not explicitly address what to do with different terms.

"This is explicitly something Congress has not wanted to see come to pass."

Women are explicitly included as a target group for support.

In the new perspective, it is explicitly possible for the first time.

He had known the man a long time and trusted him explicitly.

Only the former has been explicitly adopted by the Court.

The Board is simply saying that its own policies will also be explicitly only for companies.

Once more he would demand explicitly if my mother knew that I was out.