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                     true.
                    There must be certain features which are characteristic of P.
                    P is almost certain to persist.
                    Under certain circumstances, P happens/ takes place.
                    These relations do not depend on P. It is P which is characteristic of Q.
                    Although it is true that P, this tendency is slight.  It is in principle possible to
                     reduce P to Q.
                    There is no difference in principle between P and Q.
                    There is nothing against assigning P to Q. There is a more plausible alternative
                     for P.
                    There is no implication here that P. There are no more alternatives to P.
                    There is no/ little connection/ distinction between the two phenomena.
               •     We have put forward the view that P is distinct from Q.
                    Our hypothesis ... is based on a careful estimate of P.
                    These estimates ... confirm our hypothesis/ support our contention.
                    Our proposals ... seem to solve the problem of P.
                    The  mechanisms  proposed  ...  will  actually  generate  Р/  are  (therefore)  at  least
                     plausible
                    The proposed algorithm ... is guaranteed to lead to P.
                    These principles ... provide/ may become the guidelines for explaining P.
                    The  scheme  discussed  above  ...  will  be  applicable  to/  clearly  demonstrates'
                     provides P
                    This statement ... holds for the overwhelming majority of languages.
                    Our conclusion ... holds for any set.
               •     This view is not the whole story; we may note that P. A word should be said
                     about P.
                    In other words/ Typically, in other words/ To put it another way, ... P (occurs
                     when Q. We assume, in other words, that P.

                      1.5.2 Unsolved/ remaining/ new problems; obstacles and barriers
               •     One of the more fascinating aspects of the phenomenon ... is that P.
                    One startling development ... is that P.
                    A striking feature of the calculation ... is that P.
                    At a certain point one begins to wonder whether P. It seems surprising to find
                     that P.
                    One  cannot  help  wondering  about/  One  cannot  rule  out  these  unbelievable
                     effects.
                    In the case of P something surprising happens/ has occurred.
                    Other bizarre examples abound.
                    Either way the situation seems paradoxical.
                    The secret to P lies in the mechanism Q. That leaves a disturbing puzzle.
                    That intensity poses a puzzle. The puzzle stems from Р/ is challenging to solve.
                    The widespread appeal of this view within a scientific context  ... is puzzling.
                    New  data  hint  at  the  existence/  scope  of  P.  Now  we  obtained  hints  of  how
                     cosmos evolved.
               •     (The trouble is that) ...
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