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He certainly did not think that its protagonists were decadent or degenerate - and least of all obscene.
It is hard to accept that these were lost by chance, least of all two finger rings which were found together on the floor.
But one cannot say much with 5,000 words, least of all of this kind.
These schemes are complex, not least of all because most of them require top-down processing, but at least some of them are clearly physiologically instantiable.
They are in part, dare we say, progressive, in that ever-changing approaches to the human condition mimic the human condition, not least of all identity.
I would never have expected her to do anything quietly, least of all dying.
It is a curious scene, not least of all due to the striking appearance of the combatants.
None of this argues that state intervention must be inferior to alternative interventions, least of all for the weakest of will.
No measurements are perfect, least of all those that derive from sampling or eye estimates.
But that does not mean that happiness should be the only end our actions aim at, least of all the ground of moral value.
No one supposed concrete could wear as well or look as good as masonry, least of all in northern climates.
That is categorically not a luxury that the developing world can afford, least of all in an age where aid flows are falling, not rising.
There are many debates within corpus linguistics, not least of all that the use of corpora remains controversial with some linguists.
To extrapolate a mandate for anything, however, least of all a war, imposes impossible demands on both evidence and definitions of democracy.
While the latter issue cannot be addressed at length in a survey volume - least of all a historical chronicle - it rests tantalisingly at the heart of an otherwise erudite discussion.
