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They then shot accurately for about 15 feet, he said.

Or perhaps I should say, more accurately, what he was working on.

I'm trying to remember accurately how far you can go.

Or perhaps more accurately, he turned out to be way ahead of his time.

I have questions to ask, and you would do well to answer them accurately.

Or, perhaps more accurately, it is getting a little less old.

More accurately, the half of herself that she had lost.

Or, more accurately, could not help but look as if he did.

Again, he has accurately written down the sound of the word.

More accurately, she would not even have been on their list.

Or more accurately, it was the business of being social.

More accurately, are you going to try to go in there?

With him was another man or, more accurately, a boy.

Or, more accurately, if she was reading things right, the boy had used his.

These men saw themselves accurately as weapons in the service of the Church.

But there was no subject in the world which she knew accurately.

He could not accurately explain what made children look like their parents.

I want you to get every word of this - and accurately.

These systems are considered to be some of the most difficult to model accurately.

That's my job, and I do it far more accurately than you would.

He could not have described the situation more accurately himself.

I have never had to do this before, and I'm not even sure it can be done, accurately.

Or, more accurately, they could not agree on how best to run the school, so children go outside to do their book learning.

More accurately, my mother raised me to be a doctor.

But as he accurately points out, neither did our leaders.