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However, its true run time is shorter due to the extraneously long intro music or the show ending early.

Did Schubring's tedious theological taste result in the introduction of too much extraneously preachy material?

Either it may have to determine the conception of the object- which must be supplied extraneously, or it may have to establish its reality.

But, Mr. Topping said, the Seattle series "did not lose out because of the criticism leveled extraneously in the public forum."

In the opinion of the court, Chief Justice Warren wrote that while the First Amendment does protect freedom of speech, it does not protect all things that may extraneously be labeled 'symbolic speech'.

Extraneously, I feel that it is within the interests of your scientific survey to mention that upon moving to the page with the pie chart I was hit with the sudden urge to go to the local confectionary.

The former two surface water rights pertain to any surface water in Arizona excluding flows in the Colorado River (Colorado River water rights are governed extraneously, by the Colorado River Compact).

In these circumstances, it is crucial for the reader twenty-five years later, faced with these sixteen documents, to be able to apply principles of evaluation; but these principles should not be drawn extraneously from some private viewpoint or ideology, but instead drawn intrinsically from the Council's own experience and the immediate aftermath of implementation.