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 [NN] ... effectively covers the gap left by the theory of P.
P ... is effectively based on (decoded by) Q.
 P and Q ... are exactly the same/ happened (occurred) exactly once.
... correspond exactly to each other/ provide exactly the same type of R.
... are arranged in exactly the same way/ should be calculated exactly.
F ... is keenly aware of the difficulties of postulating P.
 P ... does not necessarily contain (imply) Q/is specifically associated with Q.
... should be considered specifically from the point of view of Q.
2.1.2. Hedging/de-intensification

•  Such studies have barely begun. Multimedia technology has just barely reached
the point of P. Some historians are barely aware of this source of historical
inferences.
 P ... occurs fairly regular/ has a fairly specific meaning.
... is a fairly abstract study/ covers the problem fairly well.
... is hardly acceptable (necessary/ ever used).
 This ... will merely obscure Р/ could be done merely by accumulating data.
 This method ... gives merely probable results. Such studies are very nearly
lacking.
 P may possibly ... have only Q. This notion/ definition is rather vague
(controversial).
 This constitutes ... a rather interesting case. F rather views Q as R.
 The question ... is not whether P, but rather, Q.
 The difference ... between P and Q is one of degree rather than kind.
•  This ... is simply irrelevant/ is simply a comer term for P.
... amounts simply to juxtaposition.
 PP ... are simply different subcategories of experiential phenomena.
 Here ... we shall simply group PP.
 Simply transferring P ... will be an expensive task.
•  This gas ... is somehow leaking into the air.
 This distinction ... is slightly artificial (different/ odd)/ presents a slightly
different picture.
 This is ... a slightly odd form of Р/ a slightly less artificial model.
... a slightly less integrated desktop.
 P and Q ... are only weakly dependent.
•  This research ... is basically descriptive/ comparative.
 I am ... basically in disagreement with this view.
 P ... is commonly accepted/ assumed/ exploited/ used.
... is more frequent than commonly assumed.
... is a commonly held belief/ is commonly defined as Q.
... is customarily designated as Q.
•  Philosophical discussions ... concentrate mainly on/ have mainly focused on P.
 Current notions about Q ... stem mainly from P.
 Such modifications ... are normally the result of P
 Such methods ... are normally a tool to be used in P.
 P is characteristic of ... practically all descriptions of this process.
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