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But I have never been told what to say, even indirectly.

What needed doing would have to be done more indirectly.

As a matter of fact, perhaps you did some good indirectly.

Indirectly, however, she really was to play a political role.

That said, we pretty much already pay tax on everything, indirectly.

He will learn of them at the end, when it is all over, and even then only indirectly.

He had been saying, however indirectly, that I should get away from the city and the court.

Directly or indirectly, most everyone in town had a role.

But indirectly at least, you must have been the author of it.

His interest in that field was born early and indirectly.

Indirectly, at least, he had access to that kind of information.

But there were a few things he could do which would help the patient, however indirectly.

Indirectly, he had been responsible for the death of over half his men.

One story will be told, then taken up indirectly from another point of view 100 pages later.

Then she asked those who provided services indirectly to rise.

In all, more than 2,000 troops were directly or indirectly involved.

The state itself is indirectly in the business of magic.

Only once more did he push, and this time indirectly.

Indirectly, it also hurt the rest of the world economy as well.

He did not refer to the matter again even indirectly.

Give us some food) and indirectly called her a mother.

But all the other environmental problems affect people too indirectly to make them act.

The medical staff can help directly and indirectly in the teaching of students.

We knew he has touched the world again, even if, thank the Light, only indirectly.

Directly or indirectly, work will kill most of the people who read these words.