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Meanings of purely political in English

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Usage of purely political in English
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The recent event to 'promote' the grant was purely political, she wrote.
The Guardian
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Protesters, however, have denied that their fight is a purely political one.
The South African
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But from a purely political standpoint, it was out of the question.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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There was a time when budgets were motivated by purely political goals.
The Irish Times
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Weishaupt thus contrives to give a purely political interpretation to Christ's teaching:
Secret Societies And Subversive Movements
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Broadband providers probably wouldn't openly discriminate against content on a purely political basis.
Wired
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Mr Trimble accused republicans of repeatedly shunning efforts to make them purely political.
The Irish Times
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The placement of the prime meridian is a purely political decision.
The illustrated longitude: the true story of a lone genius who s...
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The offence grave, though it was, was purely political and committed under excitement.
Freedom's Battle / Being a Comprehensive Collection of Writings ...
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Such countenance as was given to Lutheranism was given for purely political reasons.
England under the Tudors
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If criminal analogies failed, a purely political ground of defence must be adduced.
A History of Rome During the Later Republic and Early Principate
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The Overlord of Petrograd affirmed,... 'The Third Internationale... is a purely political group.
The Red Conspiracy
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Fixing the climate is not a practical conundrum, it is a purely political problem.
The Guardian
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The committee tasked with electing Democrats to Congress painted the ruling as purely political.
Reuters
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The necessity for retaking East Prussia by the Germans was a purely political one.
A General Sketch of the European War: The First Phase
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Religion was then, as it always had been, purely political.
Imperial Purple
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United States of America
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