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• A system of checks and balances exists to ensure that our government is truly democratic.

• The duck-billed platypus is a truly bizarre creature.

• His first novel was well and truly lambasted by the critics.

• The lavish production makes this musical truly memorable.

• He was a truly marvellous storyteller.

• There are few crimes more truly shocking than the murder or abuse of children.

• I was truly astonished to hear his news.

• Truly, I could not have hoped for more.

• I truly believed that he was my friend.

• This is truly the first time I have been in love.

• The arrival of the mail invariably brought details, which gave a darker aspect to this truly disastrous affair.

• However, due to the limitation of artificial intelligence, we are still far away from developing a truly intelligent robot.

• The first risk is mistakenly recommending widespread use of the drug, when the drug is not truly effective.

• There are a number of intellectual challenges to be solved to truly make the approach informative.

• Everyone is dependent on everyone else to produce sound resulting in a truly collaborative situation.

• At every moment one is conscious of the richly inventive imag ination of a truly original musical mind.

• In contrast, the political views of the truly scientific refor m eugenicists are rarely presented as influencing their scientific views in any inappropr iate way.

• One possibility is that these words were truly ignored-learners paid no attention to them whatsoever.

• Internally caudillo warfare had set back any hopes of a truly national identity.

• Her mind was truly a country of its own.

• The modern age of alienation had truly begun.

• As the transportation and communications networks developed, the possibility of a truly national market emerged, which placed an added pressure on the state legislatures.

• Evidence can never be compelling in the relevant sense, and unbearable suffering cannot elicit a response that is truly morally free.

• Finally, there is a truly profound set of impediments in the systematically asymmetric preferences of the parties to agreement in severely divided societies.

• Similarly, one cannot provide a numerical value for the benefits of having an organization where employees truly understand the organization's strategy, vision and goals.