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Evidently, it isn’t easy ending the lives of others, even those who pose an ostensive threat to national security, survive a five-car collision or mildly resemble Drake.

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Rather, he is ostensively defining what he calls “the smug style in American liberalism.”

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And Israel holds undeniable power over the lives of West Bank's Palestinians, despite their ostensive autonomy.

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It serves mainly to provide the regime with ostensive evidence of its power and technological progress.

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He jerked forward in his chair, "Except, of course, ostensively."

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