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Examples for "theoretically"
Examples for "theoretically"
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That, of course, would be quite high, but it is theoretically possible.
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However, theoretically, they can take us to the airport already tomorrow morning.
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It would also theoretically hold responsibility for policing transactions on the platform.
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The service, called Google TV, will theoretically work with any TV set.
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This makes the numerical Type II error rates higher than theoretically expected.
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It's quite difficult to explain how good this wine is on paper.
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Clearly the deal on paper is consistent with international law and standards.
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However, British Virgin Islands-based WCF really only existed on paper, prosecutors said.
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Use a slotted spoon to remove from oil, drain on paper towel.
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The meeting will focus in particular on paper 1 of the syllabus.
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Personalised search is great in theory but can be flawed in reality.
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The gods of Japan are innumerable in theory and multitudinous in practice.
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Bringing the two together should in theory create value on both sides.
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But users have the option of physical settlement, at least in theory.
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Even in theory the necessity of the artillery duel is still asserted.
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The meetings are not only secret in theory, but secret in reality.
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That move would in theory allow those companies to compete with Nvidia.
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The task seems simple - at least in theory - for No.
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It is an aromatic bed: in theory it is elastic and consoling.
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But what is true in theory is not always so in practice.
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Self-regulation sounds reasonable in theory, but is much less effective in practice.
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Last week it won U.S. approval, in theory closing off that option.
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Rapp found himself in a stronghold which was strong in theory only.
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He asks nothing in practice which he does not justify in theory.
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Fine in theory, but in practice it is a lot more complicated.
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This neutrality we claim, is erroneous in theory and impossible in practice.